Quote by Langston Hughes

I loved my friendHe went away from meThere's nothing more to sayThe poem ends soft as it began -I loved my friend.

I loved my friendHe went away from meThere's nothing more to

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This quote reflects the simplicity and depth of the speaker's love for their friend. Despite the friend's departure, the speaker's emotions remain unwavering. The concise and heartfelt expression signifies that no words can capture the depth of their love. The quote demonstrates the lasting impact of a valuable friendship, highlighting the speaker's enduring affection regardless of the circumstance.

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