True Friends

True Friends
Author Dana Redricks
October 09, 2014

True friends are hard to find,
And the one you find is like a rare 
Jewel; real friends accept you as
You are, and even when they have
Their say; they get over it never belittling 
They are loyal, and their love remains true.
A real friendship is like a marriage, and
Meant to last an eternity, and when I love 
Someone I love deep, and when I lose 
I some time find it hard to sleep.
Today I loss a so called friend;
Never lifting, but always putting 
Me down, but today I had enough
You either love me, or leave me alone.
This friendship package I have comes
As is, so what you see is what you get,
	And no pretenders no regrets.	
If it’s meant to be; it will be.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2014

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