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We are unlike the rest. Yes, I know that's what the rest say. But unlike the rest, we are not glued together. Instead, we are stitched together. Stitched so that every string Is smoother than the furrow Of bitter eyebrows. Stitched so that if one of us wanders off, It would only take the tug of a string To bring us back together. Unlike the rest, we are a medley of forgiveness. Because with us, Mistakes come in a handful, Each painted a different color of disappointment. But it only takes Jumps into pools fully clothed, Random trips to the museum, Hangout on rooftops To make it all better again Unlike the rest, we are craziness Well-mixed with a spoonful of loyalty. An odd mix, enough to taste the sweet Amidst the sour So that insults come easy But if one of us trips on nothing, The rest of us will follow to help you back up. After laughing, of course Unlike the rest, we aren't actually friends. There should be a word For people who care out of understanding, Who laugh outside things that are funny, Who will be there even when they physically aren't We are not like the rest because the rest call us friends. And they say friends are forever But we are the people who beg for much longer.
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Oct 29, 2013
Oct 29, 2013 at 11:07 AM UTC
Stitched
We are unlike the rest. Yes, I know that's what the rest say. But unlike the rest, we are not glued together. Instead, we are stitched together. Stitched so that every string Is smoother than the furrow Of bitter eyebrows. Stitched so that if one of us wanders off, It would only take the tug of a string To bring us back together. Unlike the rest, we are a medley of forgiveness. Because with us, Mistakes come in a handful, Each painted a different color of disappointment. But it only takes Jumps into pools fully clothed, Random trips to the museum, Hangout on rooftops To make it all better again Unlike the rest, we are craziness Well-mixed with a spoonful of loyalty. An odd mix, enough to taste the sweet Amidst the sour So that insults come easy But if one of us trips on nothing, The rest of us will follow to help you back up. After laughing, of course Unlike the rest, we aren't actually friends. There should be a word For people who care out of understanding, Who laugh outside things that are funny, Who will be there even when they physically aren't We are not like the rest because the rest call us friends. And they say friends are forever But we are the people who beg for much longer.
Apparently, it's national best friends day. This is dedicated to the people who are much more than friends to me.
dominique-espiritu
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Oct 29, 2013
Oct 29, 2013 at 11:07 AM UTC
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