Friends by Stuart Macfarlane

In the peom "Friends" by Stuart Macfarlane the poet is talking about how he would sacrifice anything for his friends. He speaks about how they mean everything to him and how they spend a lot of time together. An example of personification would be where it says "stars tumble" because stars can't tumble. There are also blank verses because some verses don't rhyme. 

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Friendship Stays Beside You by Mark R. Slaughter

In the poem "Friendship Stays Beside You" by Mark R. Slaughter the poet talks about how friendship changed him. He was having problems and friendship helped him go through it. The poem uses blank verses because none of the verses rhyme.