Just a Friend

Just a Friend

A Poem by Miss.Steena

"Just a friend," he said,
You're like one of the guys.
I'm not afraid to tell you secrets,
or let you see me cry.

 

"Just like a sister," he said,
like one I never had.
I love you like you're my family,
but nothing more than that.

 

She's tired of hearing about the games,
and how good the date went last night.
She observes his masculine features,
and the tears start to fly.

 

She never gets the chance,
to show her girlfriend spark.
The woman he would fall for,
The woman to mend his heart.

 

The woman who cares unconditionally,
taking time noticing small things.
Will she ever be lucky enough,
to receive that special ring?

 

She longs to be wanted,
and only wanted by him.
But, he said all she'll ever be,
is a friend, a sister, his kin.

 

She lives to feel happy and whole.
Why doesn't she ever get the chance?
What does she have to do,
to even get a second glance?

 

She doesn't believe she's ugly.
It's probably the thickness to her skin.
Her eyes and smile make her pretty,
but she's beautiful within.

 

"Just a friend," he said.
Yeah, she's heard that before.
There goes another chance,
Just thrown out the door.


 

© 2010 Miss.Steena


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This is really well-written and you've done an excellent job of delving into this sad situation that probably happens a lot more than we know. I've seen it first-hand recently, in fact. My teenage son has a "friend" like you describe. Even when he went several months without a girlfriend, I asked him "Son, why don't you ask Kathy out? She's a nice girl." He answered, "Dad, I don't see her like that---she's just a friend." I wish I knew the solution.

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This is a very well written poem. Great job!! Adding to my library.

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This is really well-written and you've done an excellent job of delving into this sad situation that probably happens a lot more than we know. I've seen it first-hand recently, in fact. My teenage son has a "friend" like you describe. Even when he went several months without a girlfriend, I asked him "Son, why don't you ask Kathy out? She's a nice girl." He answered, "Dad, I don't see her like that---she's just a friend." I wish I knew the solution.

Posted 15 Years Ago


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So sad. The beginning is very captivating. I wanted to know what was going to happen. lol...sad ending but I bet this poem is relateable to a lot of people. I'm sure we all go through this at least once in our lifetime. Great poem! :)

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Miss.Steena

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Had a profile up on here before, however I lost my username and or password, and was never able to log back on, so I have moved my writings to this page, and added more. I am from South Carolina, been.. more..

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