I am twelve years older
Than my youngest sister
When she was a little girl
She followed me everywhere
Like a dog that loves its master.
She is very much like me
Wrapped in a different body
She adored
Everything I got
From the sole of my feet
To the top of my head.
She suffered in silence
My tenderhearted lash and pinch
And all the treacheries I committed
She idolized and loved me
Every single day
Till doomsday.
Sometimes I hide
Just to be by myself
Away from her
But she is like a mushroom
That sprouts
Anywhere overnight.
At the onset of her youth
She did a 180 degree turn
She hated all things
That I got
Including my brain and guts.
And now I always wish
I could turn back
The hands of time
And be with my sister
All the time.
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The Sisters
Rose Marie Juan Austin
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Poem topics: away, dog, girl, rose, silence, sometimes, head, single, brain, hide, master, body, Valentine's Day, youth, sister, time, Print This Poem , Rhyme Scheme
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