Sorry Friendship Poem – World Friendship Day Poetry

Like any other relation, friendship also has ups and downs. True friends would have similar thoughts and argue for dissimilarities as well. Misunderstandings may also creep in. Sometimes you hurt a friend unintentionally and then regret it. You want to say ‘sorry’, but hesitate to do so. If you are feeling miserable about your deed and want to express your regret, then writing a few lines would be a nice idea. Writing “Sorry” poem on friendship is not a hard nut to crack. All you need to do is pen down your heartfelt feelings. If you are not creative enough to write few lines that can say ‘sorry’ convincingly, then check out the article. Go through the following lines and get a compilation of ‘sorry’ poems for friendship.

Sorry Poem On Friendship

True friendship is a gift
Oh so precious and so rare
Sometimes we take it for granted
Sometimes we do despair

Our fault is being human
Mistakes are everywhere
Please let me not lose the gift
That is so precious and so rare.

~ Anonymous

I’m Sorry

I’m sorry if I hurt you,
In that really awful way.
So lets make up and forget
About what I did that day.
I’m really sorry.
I promise I won’t do it again.
So, can we be friends from now on.

~ Roisin & Paul McCann

Welcome Mat

I’m sorry
We fell out
Over something
As silly as that.

Don’t become
A stranger
Since there’s a
Welcome out
On the mat.

~ Paul McCann

Sorry

S ome people hurt us and never apologise for their actions.
O ur response to that can be a reaction to that rejection.
R ighting a wrong must begin with some kind of a justification.
R econciliation can follow on after this consolation.
Y ou and I need to be healed from the hurt is the realization.

~ Paul McCann

I’m Sorry

The phrase “I’m Sorry” you may agree
Has turned into a social amenity
We say “I’m Sorry” more than Brenda Lee
Which was a hit song for her back in 1960.

You may not want to acknowledge the damage you’ve done
The pain that you’ve brought to spouse, daughter or son.
But if you’ve done wrong you must see the light
To take a pro-active step to returning things right

There will remain feelings that you can’t erase
Lost time and memories that you can’t replace
Because of your actions now nothings the same
Take a look in your mirror and know that there’s blame.

Maybe those words are one’s you won’t do.
They may not exist in your new age point of view.
Or, don’t want to hear the anger, it might make you blue
It’s easier to leave your loved ones hurt and askew.

Just saying I’m sorry is not all it takes
No magical words to make gone the mistakes
Begin the road back with those words from your heart
They do not mark the end but maybe a start.

Your family’s your bond like no other glue.
A great family we had, can we renew?
Deep in your heart you know what to do.
If I can say “I’m sorry” then I think you can too.

~ Edward Iacona