Man Unkind

Man unkind 
A Real friend don't betray
Be careful of friends
Some are friendly physically 
But in heart they grow hate

Man unkind
Around you
They pretend to love you
They share with you 
All as friends
But in their heart 
They grow jealousy 

Man unkind
Some friends are for a while
This kinds of friends 
are always easy 
To come around
A true friend is rare
A true friend is divine

Man unkind
Life is great
When you have
 honest friends
around you
For no doubt
You can always 
Feel love with them

Man unkind
Don't be so sure 
In a hurry to trust
A new friend but
Be nice and patience
With time is clear
You will certainly know
Who is who

Man unkind 
Is easy to come by
Friends
But not all
Is a meant to be 
a real friend
Beware of double
Face people
Cos in a face they are
man so kind
On the other face they are
Man unkind
Copyright © | Year Posted 2014

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Timperley Avatar
September 27, 2014 at 3:50 PM
You are an astute man Richard. Friends are grown, cultivated from seed. we all have acquaintances who come and go at a whim, but good friends are like oak trees, they are slow to grow yet remain strong for a lifetime, if you are blessed You may find that one diamond. I hope you do. D.
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