Old Friends

Adrianna Kjeld

Dear old friend, 
Have you come for a visit? 
A sneak peek at my life
like its some kind of exhibit.
Thinking that once you were 
apart of my gimmick 
creates a special kind of sickness;
which brings me to my knees. 


Knowing at one point that 
I was just your tease, 
you've thoroughly disgusted me. 

Your life style was full of temptations, 
but your realities weren't far from contagious. 
You were lazy, stupid and dull 
you lived to be a troll. 
you thought that all that wouldn't take a toll? 

Look at you now, we're growing old. 

you've had a sweet, bright baby,

will he hold? 
With parents like you, his brain will mold. 

The fact that some of you people were titled my friends
makes me want my life to end. 
My will was bent to keep you friends,
but like all bitter things, they end. 

The decision was mine to be made
'should you go?' or 'should you stay?'
very few people have made  me gay.

Sorry what did you say, "Hello" ? 
Oh, hell no. Just turn around and go. 

I was young and dumb once but I've gotten clever, 
I got sick of being shoved in the mud so I got better,
I worked hard to get where I am, I'm a go-getter. 

I am where I am because now I know,
the people you should love should make you feel at home 
not ever-lost, and continuing to roam. 




  • Author: Adrianna Kjeld (Pseudonym) (Offline Offline)
  • Published: November 9th, 2017 01:34
  • Category: Letter
  • Views: 13
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Comments1

  • FredPeyer

    'A sneak peek at my life
    like its some kind of exhibit.'
    As far as I am concerned (but I don't really count) this is the best line in the whole poem!
    Not that the rest is bad, no, it's just that this one stands out.
    Good rhyming, you got your points across very well. He is gone, and he should stay gone!

    • Adrianna Kjeld

      I do very much love that line as well, so I hear ya.
      Thank you!
      He will definitely stay gone, all of my old "friends" will.

      • Adrianna Kjeld



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