Loss Of A Friendship Poem Novels & Stories

) Moon POV You can't go back and change the beginning, but you can start where you are and change the ending. Life has a funny way of teaching us. It will create a deep sadness so we know how to truely understand happiness. It will create chaos in our lives so that we may appreciate the peaceful times and it will take those we love away from us so that we will truely understand what their presents means to us. I took a deep breath as I turned to look at the three tombstones of my friends, It hurts for a mother to lose of the child. But it is also painful for a true friend to lose a true friend.

he screamed at the gloomy sky at the sudden loss of his friend. Aside from the closest person who he ever had which was his sick mother, he was slowly losing his friends. And the world was now completely against him.

“It’s just something lame. I was just thinking about how long your lives are and that one day, you guys will forget that you even met me. Maybe a hundred years from now, I’ll be nothing but a distant memory to everyone.” “Awww! Honey!” Sophia and Tanya hugged me from both sides. “It’s difficult for us too. Every friendship we make is difficult because we will eventually lose them.” Sophia said as she patted my head, reminding me once again that she was way older than she looked. “Almost all of us have gone through a phase in our life where we had left everyone behind and gone off wandering alone. But what we had soon realized was that humans, even though their lives were so short, were an in

I lost a friend Somewhere along in the bitterness And I would have stayed up with you all night Had I known how to save a life As he begins to raise his voice You lower yours and grant him one last choice Drive until you lose the road Or break with the ones you've followed He will do one of two things He will admit to everything Or he'll say he's just not the same And you'll begin to wonder why you came Where did I go wrong? I lost a friend Somewhere along in the bitterness And I would have stayed up with you all night Had I known how to save a life Where did I go wrong? I lost a friend Somewhere along in the bitterness And I would have stayed up with you all night Had I known how to save a

I couldn't afford to lose the security of his friendship. I couldn't afford to lose him, full stop.

But there were no words left that could undo this. I destroyed the only real friendship I’d ever had because I was born cursed. And I wondered, when everything finally collapsed, when the curse finished swallowing me, would anyone remember that I tried to make the waiting mean something?

I was hyper aware of how much my shirt was clinging to my skin and how much I wanted to shred it off. Yet, once again, something was wrong with the picture in front of me. A quiet neighborhood sat eerily still aside from the breeze rustling leaves in the plants here and there. As I stood at the opening to my best friend's yard, a thought flashed in my brain of his mother repeatedly warning us to keep her gate closed to keep out the neighborhood dogs as they tended to dig up her freshly planted garden center spoils. As I stood there, the gate unlatched and slightly open, the pull of emotions tugged me forward. With steely resolution, I stepped into the yard and clicked the gate locked behind

His voice took on that steely edge that dragged me off the ledge more times than I could count over our decades of friendship. "But if you're determined to just roll over and let this gut you like a fish? Then maybe my time as your friend is over." The words hung in the stale air, deafening in their weight and implication. Jake had been my rock long before Hailey detonated my world. Losing him would be a cruelty I didn't have the strength to endure right now. Mustering every ounce of vitality, I could scavenge from the tattered remnants of my spirit, I hauled myself upright.

"I have a wife. I have kids. I can't have someone like you in their lives." "Someone like me?" "Someone who thinks he can do whatever he wants and never face consequences. Someone who hurts people and calls it love. Someone who..." He had stopped. "I'm sorry, Joe. I really am. But I'm done." The line had gone dead. And now the text had come, just to make sure I understood. Fifteen years of friendship, gone. Just like that. I took a long swallow of whiskey and stared at the cracked screen of my phone across the room. The light from the screen flickered, casting strange shadows on the bare walls.

Life was a bliss when she was alive. The fate has always been cruel to me. I laid there for hours. I have tons of missed calls and messages from my friends but I ignore them. How am I going to tell them of this new disaster? They’ll make fun of me. Perhaps, break all ties with me. In my social circle, the numbers in one’s bank account decides the durability and loyalties of friends. I had only one true friend, my childhood best friend who disappeared with his family and we never met again. All I remember his name and his enchanting ocean green eyes same as Blaze.