Friend

There is a friend, I can share any thoughts without hesitation

There is a friend, who always treats me with a shiny smile and big eyes

There is a friend, who praises me up every moment

There is a friend, who points out any mistake with love.

I love your genuine self

because it is never jealous or hypocritical of another

I love your humility

because it always expresses the sincerest feelings in the heart

I love your wisdom

because there is a place to know whatever I don’t know.

I want to thank you,

for being a teacher who teaches life lessons.

Hope to stick together till the end

Like a straight line that will not bend







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