Friends Poem By Elizabeth Jennings. Neither in kisses nor caress. To share my friends with me.
Source: www.pinterest.ieWho never cares what others say, who lets me come and hide. I wanted a poem that said something about what friendship is about, how it “works”, rather than merely saying what a good thing it is. And words unfolding with the leaves while birds.
Neither in kisses nor caress. These are the words i’m feeling for. To share my friends with me.
There is something of grace, of undeserved blessing in the kind of friendship jennings describes. Neither in kisses nor caress. The celebration of friendship in verse seems.
Two people, yes, two lasting friends. Here's a virtual movie of a recital of a sweet thoughtful little poem friends by the english poetess elizabeth jennings. I wanted a poem that said something about what friendship is about, how it “works”, rather than merely saying what a good thing it is.
Who never cares what others say, who lets me come and hide. This concise wise little poem makes the point. I feel my blood rake in my veins again.
