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Friends and Family


I could survive without my phone,

And I could survive without internet.

But I don’t know what I’d do,

If my friends and family ever left.

Because they keep me together,

When everything is a mess.

And they can always make me smile,

When I thought I had no smiles left.

It’s them I treasure most in life,

And I know they treasure me.

So if I had to be lost on an island,

I’d wish them to be with me.

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