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BEING A FRIEND….


BEING A FRIEND….

       The word ‘FRIEND’ is used in every language on the globe. Different region have different words for this 6- lettered word. Just like ‘Ami’ in French, ‘Yujin’ in Japanese, ‘Fruend’ in German, ‘Drug’ in Russian, ‘Mitram’ in Sanskrit and 1000’s of languages. This word can be referred to anything, human, animal or a particular thing. Just as Henry David Thoreau said once, ‘The language of friendship is not words but meanings.’ Just as the Rushi Munis found, how to destroy enemies by making them your friends. Friendship is like, when you walk into their house and your wifi connects automatically but honestly, I don’t think that friends are just important thing but they are everything!
        All of us need somebody with whom we can share our emotions. A friend is someone on whom we can trust.

          Friendship is considered to be a true blessing for everyone and a person with good friends will have a support system for sharing each and every moment of their life whether it is happy or sad. Friends are an extremely important part of our life and everyone feels the need of a companion at some point or the other of their life. Joyfulness, the most amazing feeling on the earth is incomplete without the existence of a friend in our life.
       Many successful poets have written poems on friend, which are still today being read about more than 1000s of year after they are written. ‘’New friends may be poems but old friends are alphabets….. Don’t forget the alphabets because you will need them to read the poems.’’ This is a very touching sentence written by the well-known person, William Shakespeare. Choosing a friend should be done wisely, because a friend can make or mar a friend. If you become a friend of such people, trying to make him good like you will be wiser than being bad like him. A friend can change someone’s life. A real friend is he who has genuinely good feelings for his friends. A friend is he who thinks the problem of his friend to be his own problem and tries to bring a solution. Being a friend is like going on a voyage together on two different ships. When a tide comes both face it. Not only two but numerable ships in the voyage face it. Help each other in the voyage and keep your unity. Here the idea, ‘A Friend in need is a Friend indeed’ is the most appropriate. See that you come in need of any ship in your voyage and have a happy journey!
                                                              -DEVADRIPTA JADHAV   

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