A Story of Two Friends
It started slow and subtle this friendship strong
Quiet hellos went two years long
Yet connection was there between the heart
Quickly to escalate though slow to start
Each came to know the other’s breath, their voice
Drawing close love with almost no choice
Blue eyes, brown eyes, penetrating soul
Filling the gap of an unnoticed hole
As they passed each other on sunny days
Love would not let them stay the same
Although each pretended no interest in the other
Soon devotion to each would smother
Finally connection was established sure
By talking of subjects random yet pure
Between two friends was devotion and charity
Soon all secrets would shared be
Every moment between these two was joyous
Loyalty and imagination became their prime chorus
Love grew between these two friends
Until it came to a heartbreaking end
Almost too fast to take a breath
A gut wrenching blow with sudden death
Space threw a gap never to be changed
Miles separating these two friends pained
These two friends had their heartstrings tied
So tight nothing separating successful tried
Knots were left in, yet strings torn apart
Torn before the tearing could start
Oh, stupid miles had come between
These two friends, whom no longer could see
Long roads separated now their two homes
Each longing each day that the other comes
Each tries to come with complicated plot
Refusing to accept this heartbreaking lot
Each feeling agony without one another
Torture it was now tears their face cover
Each would have for the other taken bullet willing
Though their body it would be killing
To silence they would not be listening
Nor agony of the other missing
And yet merciless fate left in agonizing pain
Both as they were separated by mountain and plane
Wanting to die, an end to the agony
Pure sorrow cured by no mortal apothecary
It was as though their souls had been fused
Tearing them apart as to be abused
If not Christ and the other’s sparse letter
One could not dream of life going on, much less it be better
As each into hopelessness sank
Each one’s life looking hopeless and dank
Though year had passed sorrow felt fresh
Each wishing from agony there was a rest
One coped only by the other’s traits knowing
The other by garden of peonies and roses growing
Each felt hollow as the flowers bloomed
Each felt each day their life to agony be doomed
Another year passed, leaves falling bright
Sun fading fast as the grass turned to white
As this melted slowly into small crystal streams
Only of the other were these two friends’ dreams
Dreams of happiness, of the life before
This friendship the evil miles had torn
Or of the future with sweet embrace
As they met again with a joyous race
Yet these dreams disappeared as soon as they woke
Their hearts tormented and freshly broke
Two years had passed of their unending pain
Yet each still had hope to see eachother again
Soon the trait of one slowly began to fade
One now had nothing to ease the pain
The other’s garden began to bud
But now it brought not hope, but tortured blood
Yet out in the distance, beyond all their pain
A kindly old gentleman one friend surveyed
He slowly got to know this pain tortured heart
And was determined to break this agony apart
He saw the miles by which two were divided
And saw how their togetherness could be provided
He took one afflicted quietly aside
And explained how over the miles this friend could ride
Tears of relief flooded the eyes
Of the one’ whose hope had nearly died
Heart leaped from chest to head to toe
Nearly fainting from this certain hope
The other friend was quickly contacted
By the weight of this prospect was nearly compacted
Such joy, such love, went into tidying up
For soon heart bonded friend with again would sup
Burden of sorrow lifted from the chest
This lightweight feeling of no longer being compressed
Everything was so free, so light
As the peonies and roses bloomed pink and bright
As a plane landed on the blessed runway straight
Towards the loading area pure joy raced
Soon eager gaze peered through the crowd
And pure joy entered the world out loud
The two friends raced towards each other's arms
Each so happy it felt as though there’d been no harm
Tightly embraced with tears running free
For only each other could these two friends see
Joy gushed forth in an unending stream
Each promising the other “I’ll never leave!”
Tears and smiles and love all blest
Lives now restored although once were messed
Hands clutched tightly with inquiries pure
These two friends were together and sure
And so as blossomed the peony and rose
Everyday this friendship’s strength stretches and grows.