Friendships thrive when there’s respect, a putting of the
other first,
Rather than when those involved are in themselves far more
immersed,
Thinking only of their wants and how their friends can
satisfy
Just their needs, while they themselves, give back little in
reply.
Friendships based on such a premise rarely last long, but
will tend
To fall apart as time will show their shallow nature in the
end.
Where friendship’s based on mutual giving, there’s more
chance that it will last,
Growing deeper and more precious as the years flow swiftly
past.
Giving may be complimentary, for all people aren’t the same,
But the welfare of the other always ought to be the aim.
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