Genuine Friendship
Like sisters we were inseparable
I thought being best friends forever was inevitable
Never thought we would end so catastrophic
Until I learned that you were toxic
We deteriorated slowly
As I realized you were phony
Because your ego grew
Your presence is something I craved to eschew
It started with the judgmental insults
Loss of my self confidence is what results
You say you’re just joking
But hurt is what it’s provoking
I heard you gossip badly about me
What type of friend are you supposed to be?
You became obsessed with popularity
And acted like I was a case of charity
Not being friends with you was my fear
Because all our great memories would disappear
I wanted to pretend you were really a friend
But I knew our friendship had to end
After we split I wasn’t dependent on you anymore
I found my own friends who I adore
I realized my true identity
I’m finally in a place of serenity
Now I surround myself with ones who care
Ones who surround me with positive air
People who support me continually
Friends who love me endlessly
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