English, asked by Grisell, 6 months ago

Every one that flatters thee

Is no friend in misery.

Words are easy, like the wind;

Faithful friends are hard to find.

Everyman will be thy friend

Whilst thou hast wherewith to spend;

But if store of crowns be scant

No man shall supply thy want.

If that one be prodigal

Bountiful they will him call:

And with such like flattering,

‘Pity but he were a king’.

But if fortune once do frown

Then farewell his great renown;

They that fawn’d on him before

Use his company no more.....

Write the name of the poem and the poet.​

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Answered by prasharnav111
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Answer:

The poem's name is FRIENDS AND FLATTERERS BY WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE

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