You’re a Good Friend

/ Kait King

you're a good friend

You’re a good friend

I love what you do

when I come running

to you

You’re a true friend

One in a million

even though I can’t count that far

I know I can count

on you

© Kait King, 2016

90 thoughts on “You’re a Good Friend”

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  12. This is so nice! True friends are hard to find. But, when you find them, it is the best feeling. This type of feeling actually goes with something in the Bible at Proverbs 18:24. And it says: “There is a friend who sticks closer than a brother.” Do you think that this is true?

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      • That is true. Hi view a friend to be someone I can look up to; follow their example even though they have faults to. I also had to realize that I did not need to settle for less. Because selling for not good friends could get me in a lot of trouble. Do you think that this is true? (I am asking you these questions because I am trying to get other people opinions)

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      • Never settle for less. Sometimes we make some bad choices including friends we may choose. The main thing is to remember that we do have the choice to change what’s happening and not just to follow like sheep. And if you spill the milk, clean it up! 🙏🙂🌻

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      • That is a very nice illustration. Friends can build you up; keep you positive. As I showed you, even the Bible encourages it. The Bible has help for families, teenagers, children and much more! The Bible has helped with so many problems or concerns of mine. And I feel like there is so much more to learn about it. Would you be interested in learning more about the Bible with me?

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