The Faithful Companion Poem by Shuaib Saifi

The Faithful Companion



Would there were someone who truly loved me,
To ask in my darkest hours how I fare;
Who partook in the depths of my grief and glee,
Whose name with mine I could proudly share.

Alas! Fate denied me that gentle destiny,
Robbing my days of such simple pleasure—
A devotion that wealth cannot buy or see,
Which only a true, faithful heart can measure.

Yet how did I, foolishly, miss the one thing
That never allows me to walk alone?
When the world casts me out, it does gladly sing
A mournful anthem in undertone.
That's Dejection, loving me from the start,
Who rules, even now, as my life's major part.

The Faithful Companion
Wednesday, September 21, 2011
Topic(s) of this poem: destiny,fate,grief
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Dave Walker 18 October 2011

Another really great poem. I like it a lot.

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Raymond Uyok 17 October 2011

I think I love this one; it's so abstract; solitude the unknown true lover!

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Aqeb Benazir 16 October 2011

well written indeed. very detailed.

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Shuaib Saifi

Shuaib Saifi

Hasanpur (Amroha) , U. P. India
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