Thank You Friend Poem

Friendship Day is a general festival of India, dedicated to friends and the strong bond that they share with each other. It is a day, when people spend quality time with their pals by hanging out with them. Gifts, greeting cards and flowers are exchanged between them, to show their heartfelt feelings for each other and extend their sincere gratitude for being a prominent part of life. This friendship day, let your friends now how special they are for you, by dedicating 'Thank You' poems to them. Make your friendship grow even stronger by writing a few lines for them or dedicating the poem given in the following lines.

Thank You Poem For Friend

Thank You For Your Friendship
Thank you for your friendship and your love.
However life may turn, this gift will be
A mountain that has made my river bend,
Nor will it flow the same way to the sea.
Knowing you is something I'm made of. 
Years will not this part of me remove.
One lives for just a brief eternity,
Understanding truths that never end.
- Nicholas Gordon

Special Thank You

No one likes going to school
Or following all the rules

But you made it enjoyable and fun
To the point that I dreaded it being over and done

This once was only a dream to me
Then you gave me the key

You are a true educator
With a positive influence that made me an achiever

Not only that but this has been way overdue
This little poem to say a special thank you!
- Author Unknown

Thank You For Who You Are

Thank you for you: for who you are,
However far away;
And for the words you send to me,
Near mad for what you say.
Knowing simply that you're there,
Yet thinking much of me,
Opens up my happiness,
Undone for all to see.
- Nicholas Gordon

To Me Your Life Has Been an Inspiration

To me your life has been an inspiration.
Happiness is mine because of you.
As a mountain shows our destination,
Never, in its grandeur, lost from view,
Know that you have been my moral guide. 
You have shaped the one I am inside,
Opening my heart with your affection,
Underlying all I say and do.
- Nicholas Gordon