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I Had Friends by Carol D. Mitchell Sunday, November 01, 2009 Rated "G" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan Stay with me in good or bad times. Be a friend.

I Had Friends I had friends when the address was 902 I had friends when it wasn't rent that was due I had friends when the parties rocked my place I had friends when roaches was west that way I had friends when health was a hundred percent I had friends paying mortgage and not low rent I had friends when I juggled eight red balls I had friends who chirpped I would never fall I had friends laughing hearty and singing with me I had friends way up in this society I had friends calling me on everyday I had friends calling me with nothing to say Loneliness but the pigeons and whew they stink Water in my eyes and acid round' the sink Friends not calling; no fancy social fares Ooh..Ooh…I can't wait to get out of here I had friends…
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Reviewed by Philip Sylva	6/20/2012

Carol, i love this piece; it is quite inspiring and one can learn a lot in it. I had friends when health was a hundred percent I had friends paying mortgage and not low rent It is beautiful.




Reviewed by Asa Seeley	5/23/2012

a fine work. thanks asa




Reviewed by Barbara Henry	12/27/2009

Great write Carol; I enjoyed reading this one. Barbara Henry




Reviewed by Stuart McCallum	11/1/2009

Carol, my sweet lady, does indeed have friends both far and wide. Stepping into your World and sharing your stories, is a true honour which is guaranteed to make everyone smile. With your quick wit and survivor spirit, you are a writer of merit; an International treasure. Powerful, moving and unmistaken crafted by a writer with extraordinary skill. Stuart