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August 26, 2009
The Power of Friendships
She said that she said
She knows what others don’t know
They all lie to one another
As the webs of deceit begin to grow
All out for themselves to protect
No one comprehending the pain
That each casts upon one another
Ignorant to the fact that there is nothing to gain
The work that was involved
In building these friendships over a season
Has been destroyed in a heartbeat
Through this momentary lapse of reason
Take note of your surroundings
Take inventory of the people you know are fair
For all is never lost in this cruel world
As those friends will always rise up to be there
The ones that care
Will assist you through these rough times
The ones that hold ill will
Will surely suffer as your strength climbs
When we live and learn from our experiences
When we use our power to make amends
The enemies we must leave behind us
Can never outweigh the bond of such friends
So remember when all is said and done
And the difficulty of relationships is no longer under attack
It will be because you chose wisely
To hold onto the friends that will always have your back
August 19, 2009
[Note to my readers: I apologize, but vacation called and I have missed the past two weeks.]
Introduction to The Power of Friendships
By the end of my 2nd year at college I had developed some pretty good relationships. The one thing I have always believed is that you can never have too many friends but you do need to be careful, as many friends are not in the friendship for the right reasons. Looking back on my life I have lost a few friends that I thought were lifetime friends but I was always quick to pick up on why they were not worth remaining in my life. I am proud to say that I have 3 “best” friends and I cherish their ability to have my back whenever I do need them, as I know I would be there for them whenever they would call. The next poem gives you an abstract point of view of how to choose properly when it comes to the lifetime friend(s) we all hope to attract.