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My Friend Bird Poem Print
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A best friend poem that says it all - with simple, elegant wording and bird illustration.
Our beautiful friend print makes the perfect gift for a best pal - whether it's her birthday, Christmas, a thank you to a bridesmaid or simply because she is wonderful.
The theme of the 12 line poem is what best friends do for us and mean to us.
It's written by award-winning Bespoke Verse poet Joanna Miller. The gorgeous design is by Russet and Gray.
The poem is printed on the highest quality card which measures H30 x W21cm (A4). It comes unframed and is presented smartly in cellophane with backing board behind. The poem font/text is taupe but it is also available in blue.
The text reads:
A friend is always there for you
Supports you in the things you do
Keeps your secrets, mops your tears
And grows with you across the years.
A friend will always lend a hand
Fill your glass and understand
Tell you honestly their view
And make you feel the real you.
A friend can make you laugh out loud
Will see you happy and be proud
Will celebrate your big news first
And love you at your best - and worst!
Copyright Joanna Miller 2013.
(Author's permission required to reproduce this poem).
Copyright Joanna Miller 2012. (Author's permission required to reproduce this poem.)
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