Wrong Friendship Poem by Kemi Kemms
Wrong Friendship
You call me every time
You feel like crying
I have no intention
To help you every day
You ask me stupid questions
I don't know answers to
I don't want to be your teacher
It's a job no one would take
You call me for laughing
Making jokes out of me
You should have known by now
That I don't find it funny
You want to discuss about things
You know nothing about
Sometimes it's better
To be quiet
You call me for shopping
Spending your parent's money
I don't like spoiled daughters
Or mama's little sons
You call me to blame others
When it's obvious it's you
You only drink my energy
Our friendship cannot go through
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4/26/2024 7:09:19 AM # 1.0.0.1119
So often we are faced with this appalling situational trap.... The earlier one opts out the better for both.... I so identified with yer lines and loved reading it...a difficult and traumatic situation handled poetically and very well indeed Cool… :)