Friendship Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDE FGHDI JKLI MNODOAC| An empty void one without meaning | A |
| Walls and bridges becomes too high a climb | B |
| When friends are bought by flashes of gold and silver | C |
| When smiles are won only by pockets laden of all that glitters | D |
| But moments of upturn and storm brushes them aside as if they were never there | E |
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| A friend indeed a rare to find | F |
| Show me a heart too willing to share a smile amidst the thorns and bruises of life | G |
| I say a heart so willing to let a shoulder on when fire rages and burns as fate may attract | H |
| The eyes that beholds the up and down of your moments of lowliness | D |
| Embrace that for such is true friend indeed | I |
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| He is a friend indeed when hands are stretched reaching out to pull you on | J |
| When steps are unsteady whole being about to plunge down down the rivers of shame | K |
| He hangs on when all have hung out crashing all hopes on you | L |
| Hang on for that's one true friend indeed | I |
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| I am what friend is to me | M |
| For there's no one true friend if I am no true of mine | N |
| Happiness is but an illusion if I not first happy with oneself | O |
| For one may not give that which one never radiates | D |
| So if I do friends then I must first love self | O |
| And loves that which mold me into being | A |
| It's then and only then can l be one true self and a friend indeed to another | C |
Ekene Eunice
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