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"Friends"

so you've known them for years

but have they kept in touch

I mean they've seen your tears

but so have many films.

 

who keeps in contact?

regardless of: mileage, county, country or continent?

Not many people pick a pen write you a note send it direct to your address.

 

It's irregular

it's not normal

it's not the thing to do.

Often I just think some people expect that you will call

but how long would they wait before contacting you at all.

I'm not being despondent

I'm not being obtuse

I'm just saying that it happens some friends never contact you.

You'll always be the one to say

"Yo dude, I'm back at home"

as if you didn't make a conscious effort you'd probably spend your time alone.

 

Now that is just one case scenario

I mean; others you never see

can bump into you on the street one time

and reconnect instantly.

It may have been a month or more since you spoke to them last

It could have even been years ago since a conversation was had.

 

But a friend can be many things

They can live far far away from you

Or literally down the street

They may never be the one to contact you, yet are always up for a meet

They may always insist on paying or scrounge as much as they can get

They may always need the shoulder to cry on but never hear your woes

Each friendship is different, dependant on the people I suppose.

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Written on 10/05/13 by Josh Morter

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