Sonnet: A Lost Friendship Poem by Dr John Celes
Sonnet: A Lost Friendship
You were my friend then: now almost stranger!
Our friendship appeared once very glorious;
What happened meantime, gives me great anger;
Our friendship no longer remains serious.
Fool you were, to be misled by others,
Who drove a giant wedge ’midst our friendship;
Cut off is our friendship, which me bothers;
A nadir has come in our relationship.
What years of intimacy have been lost?
You’ve been foolish, very much on your part;
Our friendship today is just but a ghost;
Won’t your eyes see the true love in my heart?
Dear friend however, you can’t be my foe;
I hope that our friendship, blossoms once more!
Wow, I can relate to this very well. It’s like it was describing some of my memories. Amazing 😉
its a sad friendship that used to be glorious and reminds me of a friendship i used to have.
A lovely Sonnet about true friendship without being too sentimental, a true enjoyable Sonnet, honsty prevails,5 Stars Score and myriad more!
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
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10/12/2024 8:56:53 AM # 1.0.0
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