Essay About Friends
Friends
A friend is someone who knows the song in your heart, and can sing it back to you when you have forgotten the words. Good morning to the panel of honourable judges, teachers and friends. On this fine morning, I would like to talk about “Friends”.
On this planet, who can’t live without friends? Everyone. We need our peers to live our lives, to joke around, and to help us with our mischievous plots. Who would dare to tell an adult about our plans?
Friendship is a blessing, and a friend is the channel through whom great emotional and spiritual blessings flow. Friends will cheer us up when we are full of depression. With eyes full of sorrow, we are bound to get attention the moment our friends notice. We usually just want them to hang around with us, to have a good time, to act silly and just be ourselves.
Friends are like peanut butter and jelly. They always stick together. Who else other than your best friend would help you walk to the infirmary when you broke a foot while playing basketball? We always stick together anywhere we go. One of us never follows. We walk side by side. We treat ourselves as equals. Always be humble and never brag on things that you own. One would never treat the other like leaves on the ground. Good friends are precious and rare like diamonds. Very hard to find. We should never cast our friends aside. Friends are like angels without wings. Some may be devils in disguise. Exactly like the song ‘Fly on The Wall’ by Miley Cyrus. The song tells about a person whom you trusted and thought he was nice. Actually, he was betraying the one he ‘so called’ cared. We should never betray our friends’ secrets to the world of rumour-hungry people. As well as secrets, we shouldn’t cancel our get-together at the last minute.
There’s only a few minutes left until an exam starts. You realised that you haven’t memorised the important facts yet. Who else other than your closest buddy will sit next to you and repeat the
A friend is someone who knows the song in your heart, and can sing it back to you when you have forgotten the words. Good morning to the panel of honourable judges, teachers and friends. On this fine morning, I would like to talk about “Friends”.
On this planet, who can’t live without friends? Everyone. We need our peers to live our lives, to joke around, and to help us with our mischievous plots. Who would dare to tell an adult about our plans?
Friendship is a blessing, and a friend is the channel through whom great emotional and spiritual blessings flow. Friends will cheer us up when we are full of depression. With eyes full of sorrow, we are bound to get attention the moment our friends notice. We usually just want them to hang around with us, to have a good time, to act silly and just be ourselves.
Friends are like peanut butter and jelly. They always stick together. Who else other than your best friend would help you walk to the infirmary when you broke a foot while playing basketball? We always stick together anywhere we go. One of us never follows. We walk side by side. We treat ourselves as equals. Always be humble and never brag on things that you own. One would never treat the other like leaves on the ground. Good friends are precious and rare like diamonds. Very hard to find. We should never cast our friends aside. Friends are like angels without wings. Some may be devils in disguise. Exactly like the song ‘Fly on The Wall’ by Miley Cyrus. The song tells about a person whom you trusted and thought he was nice. Actually, he was betraying the one he ‘so called’ cared. We should never betray our friends’ secrets to the world of rumour-hungry people. As well as secrets, we shouldn’t cancel our get-together at the last minute.
There’s only a few minutes left until an exam starts. You realised that you haven’t memorised the important facts yet. Who else other than your closest buddy will sit next to you and repeat the