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Like a Good Friend Would

I found you lost, wandering the desert floor hatless and shoeless, confused by lack of water I gave you drink and soothed all I could put your feet back on the path, pointing you North like any good friend would there was a time in our long ago past things were different; I hoped more than I should lost for awhile without exemption you saying a prayer for your redemption a 'DNR' on a non-existent relationship things work out or else they don't ties that bind somehow come unwound good things come in small little packages everyday like Christmas when you are around take what I give, the friendship I offer store it like a treasure inside your heart's coffer I gave you drink and sustenance for your soul pointing you North like any good friend would

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