
SOME ONE LIKE YOU
JAMES W. FOLEY
This warm, lyrical collection celebrates the rare person whose presence makes ordinary life feel brighter. Through affectionate verses about loyalty, fellowship, and enduring companionship, it captures the comfort of being known and accepted without pretense. The opening poem speaks directly to a cherished friend whose smile lightens burdens, whose joys are meant to be shared, and whose steadfastness offers shelter through changing fortunes.
With its simple language and musical rhymes, the book turns everyday emotions into heartfelt poetry. Roses and winter snows, clouds and sunshine, sorrow and gladness all become images in a larger portrait of devotion that remains constant through every season. These poems are gentle reminders of how deeply friendship can shape a life—and how a single beloved presence can make the world seem more generous, hopeful, and bright.
Language
en
Duration
~2 minutes (1K characters)
Release date
Oct 15, 2005
Rights
Public domain in the USA.
Subjects

1874–1939
A poet of the Northern Plains, James W. Foley turned prairie life, friendship, humor, and everyday people into warmly accessible verse. His work reached national audiences, while his “North Dakota Hymn” became the state song in 1947.
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