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Friends


Friends

By: William Pia

 

School, we mostly see it as making friends,

Spending time with them daily in classes.

Every thirty minutes of lunch extends,

And with them you have friends by the masses.

 

Class is easier to learn everyday,

With them fun is always a guarantee.

Passing test with them and shouting hurray,

Always making you laugh slapping your knees.

 

And without our friends, life is depressing,

How very stressing it is without them.

We can always get kind of obsessing,

Over unknown people going near them.

 

At the end of the day friends equal life,

Because one day your friend will be your wife.

 
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