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Everlasting Friendship


Wandering the earth with no purpose,

 

In search of fulfilling the empty glass, 

 

Eyes full of determination to compose,

 

Noting the desolate place without grass.

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A pathway carved with smiling faces,

 

A warmth of a breeze flows in the air,

 

Walking upon the  path with a slow pace,

 

The person had dressed with flair.

 

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Reaching at the end of the fork,

 

A person awaits with a wide smile,

 

Holding in the bag a wine closed with a cork,

 

A wide grin is formed at 300 kilowatts a mile.

 

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Friendships created eons ago in the past,

 

Leaves a treasure precious in the present cast.

 

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