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A True Friend


A sister, a brother, a cousin, a parent

All of these people can be friends

But only few will be your true friends

A true friend will never get tired of your pointless dramas

Someone who is willling to listen to anything no matter how obssered you are

A person who is willing to be there for you during rough times

A person that offers their shoulder when you want to cry

Is a person your should truly value

A true friend can see your tears pouring as others believe your fake smile

Friends are like bugs

They are found everywhere

True friends are like permanent glue

They stick together no matter how hard you try to separate them

True friends are not found easily and there are not many out there

A true friend will accept your past, support your present, and always encourage you future

 

 

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