Friendship possesses the potential to bring joy and support; however, it is imperative to exercise caution regarding the authenticity of kindness extended by others.
The poem “They Lurk in Kindness: Choosing Genuine Friendships Wisely…” serves as a cautionary admonition against individuals who conceal their deceit beneath an appealing facade, which ultimately can lead to betrayal. It advocates for resilience and discernment in the formation of friendships, urging individuals to acquire wisdom from past experiences and to cultivate genuine connections that contribute positively to one’s life.

They lurk in kindness, with sugar-coated lies,
Their eyes hold warmth, a friend in disguise.
They mirror feelings, your laughter they share,
Weaving a web to catch you unaware.

Don’t let them back, their heart’s not true,
Their smile hides fangs that bite you through.
They slithered in, a friend in name,
But left a wound that burns like flame.

Their charm may fool, their words may weave,
But underneath, deceit they weave.
Your trust they broke, your heart they scarred,
A shattered dream, a love discarded.

So let this be a shield, a watchful eye,
For false friends come in sweet disguise.
Choose friendships well, with cautious hand,
Lest serpents slither through the sand.

Their venom lingers, a bitter sting,
A shattered vow, a broken wing.
But from the ashes, stronger rise,
With open eyes, and hearts more wise.






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