PROLOGUE
This poem expresses deep longing for a lost friendship, highlighting the loneliness felt when there’s no one to share experiences with. The speaker reminisces about the confidant who provided advice, laughter, and emotional support. There’s a sense of heartache from the absence of this companionship, with a hopeful wish for a future reunion. The speaker articulates a desire to share personal achievements and thoughts with the friend who is no longer present, emphasizing the importance of meaningful connections in life. Ultimately, it is a reflection on friendship, loss, and the optimistic hope of rekindling that bond.
I Wish I Could Share My Good News With You
There’s so much I want to tell you,
but it’s been some time since you’ve been gone.
You were someone I opened up to;
We’d stay up talking until dawn.
I used to tell you about my day,
and you would offer me your advice.
It was your smiles at what I’d say,
and your laughter that made it nice.
I’d talk about anything with you;
Your opinions would always impress;
You’d counsel me on what to do,
and I’d value what you’d suggest.
It’s been long but I still feel you near.
I wish someday our fates will entwine.
So much to share if you were here;
You are always on my mind.
Now there’s not a soul that would care,
to ask about my daily grind.
I have so many good news to share,
if our paths ever realign.
