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I Have A Friend by King Ifey


Word! 
You really think 
You have a friend? 
You bare your heart
And soul to him 
And you tell him 

Everything about your life
 In the hope that he 
Keeps it safe for you. 


Later, word gets out 
And you question 
Your smartness. 
How stupid it was 
For you to have trusted.


You call yourself a friend
  And yet you are 
An ocean away from me.  
We wine and dine 
And I look at you 

With all the trust in my heart. 
Little did I know
 You Harbour huge
 Reservations about me.

Believe me
Every day we learn.
You are not stupid
Because you beheld 
Such drama in your life  
We are all going through 

The same school called life.
We learn in it together 
And we become wiser.

We keep getting wiser 
Till we are reduced to dust. 

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  1. Amanze27 December 2016 at 00:27

    This poem moved me to tears.
    It hurts to know that friends can sometimes desert you.

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  2. uche27 December 2016 at 00:34

    I love how honest your writing is

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