A New Friend

by

C. E. Chandler

When you get to know a fellow,
know his joys and his cares.
When you've come to know,
the burdens that he bares.

When you see the fight he's making,
and the troubles in his way.
Then you find that he is nothing,
like you thought him yesterday.

You find his faults are minor,
and there's not so much to blame,
in the friend that you deplored,
when you only new his name.

When you get to know a fell'er,
and you understand his ways,
then his faults won't really matter,
for you'll find a lot to praise.

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