Friendship
November 12, 2007 at 10:09 pm | In "Fifty Five Words " | 20 CommentsFriendship is mostly fake,
Always overrated,
Ready to turn into one’s weakness,
Hard to find,
Making you, vulnerable
Ready to be taken advantage of.
Are we better off without it?
Then one came along,
who proved everything wrong,
And then another walked in,
And then one more.
Just waiting for the next one,
“Your friendship!”.
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Prompt this week over at writer’s island is friendship. I am not that much of a friends person, very few friends but really close ones at that, and am not that friendly person at all, take a long time to even think about smiling at someone. I thought I was the least qualified personal to write something on friendship, but still blurted out what came to my mind.
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This one is lovely!
Simple yet touching. I loved it.
Comment by RustyNeurons — November 13, 2007 #
Btw, what is this writers island thing? and is this helpful? I mean why are you in there?
Comment by RustyNeurons — November 13, 2007 #
Rambler that was nice I liked it when you said and than the one came along who proved everone wrong. Oh and I do think you are a friendly person.
Comment by marja — November 13, 2007 #
Yes I have found that it’s never too late. I like ‘then one came along who proved everything wrong’
Comment by jo — November 13, 2007 #
your poem seems to follow one of your sidebar quotes – the one about destiny. Friendship is a give-take interaction. One can’t be friends all alone…
Comment by Pauline — November 13, 2007 #
I am not great at making friends either but I know one thing for sure, if you are lucky enough to have one – it’s the best feeling in the world. But it is a relationship that requires work and effort. You can’t just expect someone to be your ‘friend’ until you make an effort and so do they.
Comment by Random Magus — November 13, 2007 #
Much bandied word. Somehow it has lost its meaning….
Comment by gautami tripathy — November 13, 2007 #
Well rambler, I guess I am after all these years, still waiting for that one true friendship. It’s getting a bit old.
Great job and I only wish it were true.
-bd
Comment by Beloved Dreamer — November 13, 2007 #
I love it when one proves all else is wrong! Great post!
Comment by Tumblewords — November 14, 2007 #
then another, then another -that’s positive outlook, yes I like the ending the best.
Comment by UL — November 14, 2007 #
love the positive twist ending
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Comment by lucy — November 14, 2007 #
One needs to differenciate between friends and aquaintances. True friends are rare indeed.
Keith,
True friends are rare indeed, but they do happen, and sometimes when we are lucky, they happen more than once..
-Rambler
Comment by keith hillman — November 14, 2007 #
I thought you blurted very well, however!
Comment by Mary T. — November 14, 2007 #
definitely!…i am on your side…friends/men are like buses, if you missed one another one will come along…
Comment by LittleWing — November 14, 2007 #
not as late as me… I am so glad the one came along to mirror to you what a friendly and heart warming smile you have… I just love what you do with these fifty-five words…
Comment by Lea — November 14, 2007 #
And i’ve just hopped in
and would like to join the others who proved you wrong
Comment by prats — November 14, 2007 #
Great poem. There is a fine line between being guarded and always being a cynic. Sometimes people prove you wrong. Isn’t it a nice surprise when people exceed your expectations and turn out to be valued friends?
Comment by Herb Urban — November 14, 2007 #
I like the way you expressed your change in attitude towards friendship.
Comment by Mad Kane — November 14, 2007 #
Grrrrreat poem dude. Quite magnificent. I agree with every word expressed here……
Comment by Ashu — November 14, 2007 #
fantastic … i could so relate to this
have i told you lately how much i heart your poetry? cause i do : )
Comment by daisies — November 16, 2007 #