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Friends


What is a friend? If you are unsure, I can tell you more? Friends are not selfish This I can say for certain My Friends are not the normal type They are loud, proud, black and bright Embracing the altitudes of life We are there for one another There is no other Faithful, respectful, intellects, Educated and nice Dedicated sisters, We are so tight Like proud mothers, we praise each other Like fathers, we look out for one other As if we raised each other Like sisters, we giggling at the most silliest things Tears of laughter when we are together Making jokes with ease, We fight and tease Hugs filled of love and comfort, We push us further into heights the eye cannot see, Because we have faith to believe anything is possible My friends are unstoppable Artistry is my is my niche, Without my friends I would have a glitch, They give me life, Like water to a whale, Life is beautiful, But what is life without your friends.
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