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Vision Board Poems: Friendship

By sleepy draftsPublished 2 years ago • 1 min read
Top Story - January 2025
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My lips twitch into a smile when I feel your tight hug.

Your laughter is my favorite song, the best to sing along to.

Cheap beer has never tasted so good as when we're together.

When I catch a whiff of your perfume in a room, my heart lights up -

I see your face and know I'm not alone.

MØ - Nights With You

Fun Fact

I chose the song "Nights With You" by MØ specifically because she wrote it for her best friend, which I thought was such a beautiful sentiment. MØ writes this about the song in a caption on one of her Instagram posts, featuring a photo carousel of her and her best friend:

This is my best friend and I. I was inspired by her and our past together when I was writing lyrics for Nights With You. The song is about friendship and about letting go of the worries - if only just for one night of escapism. About love for a person that knows u and all ur secrets and about givin the finger to the pressure that we and the world put on ourselves. - MØ

If you could use one word to describe your best friend, what would it be? Let me know in the comments below!

Photo by Hannah Busing on Unsplash

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    Written by sleepy drafts