My Friend

From the day that I knew you,

Your heart was pure and kind;

Your grin was sweet and honest,

Your mind was very much refined.

The radiance in your eyes was sharp,

Your fellowship quick and genuine;

Delicate words were your ideals,

What's more, humor your allure.

We grew as companions together,

We snickered and shared our fantasies;

En route pulverize or two,

Went unrevealed, it appears.

As years moved on, our ways were part,

Our streets went isolate ways;

We every sought after our interests,

That involved our days.

We before long overlooked our energetic euphoria,

Of delicate lighthearted years;

We didn't talk or stay in contact,

All through life's agony and tears.

At that point my breaking point came,

What's more, attempted me to my center;

To spare my heart from destroy,

I shut and bolted the entryway.

At that point out of each no place,

With exact coordinated signal;

An old commonplace grin,

Came gradually into view.

Albeit much time was no more,

What's more, incredible destiny long cast;

Maybe we hadn't missed,

A second of the past.

You tuned in with mindful consideration,

What's more, consoled my psyche;

That cherishing hearts are as yet alive,

With reason and plan.

Somewhere inside I've bolted way,

Feelings yet untold;

Over the long haul, and bonds become solid,

They will all unfurl.

So thank you, companion, for such devotion towards me,

To exhibit your affection;

It's amazingly, one more gift that,

I'm undeserving of.