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LIFE WITHOUT THEM🥺

A Lake without water,

A Phone without charge,

A Pen without ink,

A Car without petrol,

A Clock without hands,

A Shirt without buttons,

Are always left useless 

Likewise, life without friends seems worthless  


A friend in need is a friend indeed,

They're someone who's always there when we need;

Through thick and thin,

They always help us to win.


Through  twists and bends,

They always stay as best friends.

Through laughter and tears,

They prove that they always care.


They lend an ear when our words overflow, 

And understand the things we may never show;

They offer a shoulder when we need to lean,

And Wipeout the grief which is unseen.


Beyond  friends they're a family,

It's a relationship that's so lovely;

Through sunny days and stormy weather, 

They promised to be friends forever. 


In their absence, we witness the lack,

The missing elements that hold us back. 

Without them, we're always left useless

And surely our life becomes worthless.



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