Ineed a nice poem that would say googbye to my best friend who died.?

Answer 1

try this site
http://www.netpoets.com/poems/friends/1301001.htm

Answer 2

I have written poems just to express my emotion, so I will give this a try for you. It will have a religious tone to it, so I hope that's okay. I am sorry that your friend passed away.

To your friend:

As I weep, and try to say good bye
I recall all the times together you and I spent
I still cannot understand why
God has chosen to Heaven your soul be sent.

My memories of you will live on for a lifetime
and there will not remain a day you will not cross my mind
Someday I will join you in Heaven...your hand in mine
I will say a prayer for you... your peace to find.

Composed by: Shirley

God Bless you.

Answer 3

Sorry for your loss, I hope this helps.....


I did not die

Do not stand on my grave and weep
I am not there I do not sleep.
I am a thousand winds that blow
I am the diamond glints in the snow
I am the sunlight on ripened grain
I am a gentle Autumns rain
When you awaken in the morning hush
I am the swift uplifting rush
I am the birds in circled flight
I am the soft stars that shine at night
So do not stand on my grave and cry
I am not there.... I did not die

Answer 4

One interesting point is that there is an implicit comparison being made between the starfish and the human. The human, even with it's big, supposedly superior brain, cannot restore a limb the way a starfish can. And the starfish can nourish itself without a big stomach, unlike the human also. I believe that the speaker is questioning human superiority over animals.

Answer 5

This site has some poems you might look at, I hope you find a poem that does him or her justice. Sorry to hear that you lost your friend.

Answer 6

If I can help one lonely soul
And bring new hope to him;
If I can reach one lofty goal
And never take the win.

If I can do one single deed
To help a friend of mine;
If I can lead in time of need
Sure, let my light so shine.

If I can ease one breaking heart
Or take away one pain,
Or cause one sorrow to depart
I'll not have lived in vain.

emily dickenson

Answer 7

Thou, my friend,
who look at me from where thou rest,
or where thou doth frolic,
or where thou might suffer...

I miss thee,
and pledge thee
mine eternal love and remembrance.

I toast thy memories
both happy and sad.

I will tell my children about thee.
I'll think upon thee as I lay doun to rest.
I'll pray G-d bless thee and all thine.

See thee on the bright side of tomorrow, friend.

I'll see thee then.

Answer 8

My best friend died earlier this year, and I wrote him a poem, but it was particular in that it dealt with suicide. How did your friend die?

Answer 9

try reading the rubiat of omar kayham some of the verses will be what you are looking for or rather make up your own sonnet i am sure your own words are far better than using anothers

Answer 10

sorry about your friend. I dont know..I cant find this one I saw on myspace. I forgot whoes page its on. if I find it, I will come back to your question