Bad friend
By Believe Livingstone DAGBEY
A snake in grass, you slithered in,
Disguising deceit with a friendly grin,
Poisoning trust with venomous lies,
Leaving scars that never demise.
Like autumn leaves, our bond withered away,
Fading memories of brighter days,
Your betrayal stung like a hornet's bite,
Painful memories, an endless fight.
You wore a mask of camaraderie,
Concealing envy's dark symmetry,
A wolf in sheep's clothing, you deceived,
Shattering bonds, our friendship bereaved.
Like shattered glass, our trust was broken,
Reflecting shards of hearts unspoken,
Your absence echoes, a hollow sound,
A silence that speaks volumes unbound.
Moral Lessons:
1. Toxic relationships: Bad friendships harm.
2. Deception: Hidden agendas destroy trust.
3. Loyalty: True friends stand by, through thick and thin.
Simile:
- "A snake in grass"
- "Like autumn leaves"
- "Like shattered glass"
These similes compare bad friendships to hidden dangers, fading beauty, and broken trust.
Metaphor:
- "You wore a mask of camaraderie"
This metaphor equates false friendship to a disguise.
Alliteration:
- "Slithered in"
- "Shattered sound"
- "Silence speaks"
Alliteration adds rhythm.
Onomatopoeia:
- "Stung" (hornet's bite)
- "Echoes" (emptiness)
Onomatopoeia imitates sounds.
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