True Friends

They love you but
they are not your lover.
They care for you but
they are not from your family.
They are ready to share your pain but
they are not in your blood relation.
They are friends.

True friend scolds like a Dad.
Cares like a Mom.
Teases like a Sister.
Irritates like a Brother.
And finally loves you more than a lover.

Friends

A Friend is someone we turn to
when our spirits need a lift.
A friend is someone we treasure
for our friendship is a gift.
A friend is someone who fills our lives
with beauty, joy and grace.
And makes the whole world we live in a better and happier place.

A Friend . . .

A Friend ...
(A)ccepts you as you are,(B)elieve in "you",(C)alls you to say "Hi,(D)oesn't give up on you, (E)nvisions the whole of you, (F)orgive your mistakes, (G)ive you unconditionally, (H)elps you, (I)nvites you over, (J)ust "be" with you, (K)eeps you close at heart, (L)oves you for who you are, (M)akes a difference in your life, (N)ever judges, (O)ffers support, (P)icks you up, (Q)uiets you fear, (R)aises your spirits, (S)ays nice things about you, (T)ells you the truth when you need to hear it, (U)nderstands you, (V)alues you, (W)alks beside you, (X)plains things you don't understand, (Y)ields you when you won't listen and ...(Z)aps you back to reality

Heroin Screws You Up

Even if a friend offers you heroin for nothing, there's a piece to pay.
Because once you start, you couldn't soon find yourself unable to stop.
Then your old friends will get fed up with the way it has taken over your life.
You'll see everything in sight (or steal it) to get more and more money for your habit. You'll look ill, you'll lose weight and you'll probably feel like death.
And one day you'll wake up knowing that, instead of your controlling heroin, it now controls you.
So even a friend does offer you heroin, tell them you can't afford it.
Even if it's free.
It can also have same pretty nasty effects on your body.
All of which you can start suffering long before you became addicted.
You'll probably looking ill, losing weight and feeling like death. You'll begin to take heoin not to get high anymore, but just to feel normal.
And as you lose control of your body's health, you could lose control of your mind too.
Until one day, you'll wake up knowing that, instead of your controlling heroin, it now controls you.
So if a friend offers you heroin, use your brain while you still can. And SAY NO.