Thank you

A poem to my late bestfriend

Thank you,

I owe you one

I was broken and all alone

My hope had long gone flown

The pain worse than a broken bone

 

Thank you,

I owe you two

You took me in and became my glue

Even though pieces weren’t few

Bit by bit you made me new

 

Thank you,

I owe you three

No matter how dark the world may seem

There would always come a gleam

You gave me a reason to have a dream

 

Thank you,

I owe you four

You shook me to my very core

I finally regained the courage to roar

You made me desire for more

 

Thank you,

I owe you five

I was finally beginning to thrive

You were the ticket to feeling alive

For a future with you, I was willing to strive

 

So thank you,

I owe you my life

I survived the walk on the edge of the knife

I will live my life as a loving wife

And I’ll see you again in the afterlife

Reviews

[Karen Redburn]

Forgive me, I missed the comment about this one being to your late best friend. My condolences for your loss. (((hugs)))

[Karen Redburn]

Hello and welcome to WC. This is a great poem about gratitude. I hope the person who receives it is happy. Cheers!