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A dear Friend R.R.B


There is more to you than meets the eye
 
Whoever says different, well, it is just a lie
 
You are strong and such a wonder to behold
 
Do not believe everything that you were told.
 
 
You are beauty, you are grace
 
You wear your love and compassion all over your face
 
I know things are jumbled all over the place.
 
 
Just remember who raised you and where you are now
 
Stand up and be proud, Take that damn bow.
 
 
Now go relax and take a chill pill...
 
Hey becareful, is that coffee you dare spill?
 
Run that bath full of yummy smelling bubbles
 
and though this seems nothing but rubbles
 
Remember, you have friends who care about all your troubles
 
 
So smile and be sassy
 
A power to behold
 
Because I speak truth if ever it were told.
 
 
Love you always my dear Friend.
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