"Henry VIII Meeting Anne Bolelyn" by Maclise‘A Faithful Friend’s Advice’ and Other Poetry by Christian Muller The Society May 7, 2025 Humor, Love Poems, Poetry 2 Comments . A Faithful Friend’s Advice The girl you have is just the one for you— my head could not conceive a better match. She is your sun, your earth, the very glue that rightly holds your tattered life attached. The stars aligned to seal your fate with her There is no brighter gem beyond your shores. When in your arms, the moon and sea concur that you are hers and she is ever yours. But when she leaves and breaks your heart I’ll say: “I never liked her from the very start I knew she’d lead my faultless friend astray, so she could feast upon his helpless heart. I told you this affair would never last. When was I wrong about this in the past?” . . My Stella She speaks with softness, like a breeze before the rising buds of May. That gently shakes the waking trees and welcomes forth the endless day. A breeze that plays among the bees as grasslands sing and petals sway. She loves with patience, like a hill that views the countless fields below. That casts away the morning chill and warms the grove where saplings grow. Where the winding river spills and flowers flutter, row by row. . . Christian Muller is a 23-year-old high school history teacher living in East London, South Africa. NOTE TO READERS: If you enjoyed this poem or other content, please consider making a donation to the Society of Classical Poets. The Society of Classical Poets does not endorse any views expressed in individual poems or commentary. ***Read Our Comments Policy Here*** 2 Responses Roy Eugene Peterson May 7, 2025 These are two gems with the first one having “I told you so,” and the second one reflective of a faithful heart with patience and warmth. Reply Gigi Ryan May 7, 2025 Dear Christian, The first poem had me in great hopes of a perfect match. Instead, I find a fickle friend is at the root of it. Both poems had lovely flow. I have never thought of a hill having patience, yet this personification was perfect. I look forward to reading more of your poems in the future! Gigi Reply Leave a Reply Cancel ReplyYour email address will not be published.CommentName* Email* Website Δ This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.
Roy Eugene Peterson May 7, 2025 These are two gems with the first one having “I told you so,” and the second one reflective of a faithful heart with patience and warmth. Reply
Gigi Ryan May 7, 2025 Dear Christian, The first poem had me in great hopes of a perfect match. Instead, I find a fickle friend is at the root of it. Both poems had lovely flow. I have never thought of a hill having patience, yet this personification was perfect. I look forward to reading more of your poems in the future! Gigi Reply