Old Friends

by amygabb

Published November 24, 2011

In Poetry

Spoiler! :
Like I said in the description, this is the first 'structured' poem I've ever written. EVER. Also, the first peoms I have ever rhymed in. So, this is in the format of a Lilibonelle. This is the way they are formatted:

Pattern:
Stanza 1 line 1 

Stanza 1 line 2 

Stanza 1 line 3 

Stanza 1 line 4

Stanza 2 line 1 - repeats Stanza 1 line 2

Stanza 2 line 2 

Stanza 2 line 3 

Stanza 2 line 4

Stanza 3 line 1 - repeats Stanza 1 line 3

Stanza 3 line 2 

Stanza 3 line 3

Stanza 3 line 4

Stanza 4 line 1 - repeats Stanza 1 line 4

Stanza 4 line 2

Stanza 4 line 3

Stanza 4 line 4 
 


Old Friends


The day I realized
You were not who I thought,
That you surmised, apprized and demised,
Much freer and content I was.

You were not who I thought
After it all was said and done.
I changed? You sound a bit fraught.
Maybe you’ve heard - it is called growing up

That you surmised, apprized and demised,
I am impressed with your dedication.
You tiptoed and whispered and stylized
Inevitably, I am hurt nonetheless.

Much freer and content I was
After your true colors shone through.
Stand up and take a bow: cause
You really deserve the applause.

Comments & reviews · 2
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murtuza
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murtuza wrote a review Review · Nov 24, 2011

Hey, Gabby!

Ah, I like first attempts! This was a great poem! I really enjoyed it and the structure was really cool. Language the descriptions were all fine, though I felt the rhymes could have been a little more evened out, seeing as there were areas that seemed awkward without the matching rhyming words. Though you picked it up well, and did a great job in the end.
Nice work! I always enjoy reading your poetry! Thanks for sharing :D

Murtuza
:)

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MariaRowlands
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MariaRowlands wrote a review Review · Nov 24, 2011

I have to say that that was extremly sad. I think that you are very talented. I was suprised when you said that it was your first poem so I thought it may lack alot of the rhythm but it has perfect rhythm, perfect use of words and a perfect and sutible title. Please continue writing more poems like this.



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