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My 'Brothers'
My sister’s friends,
6-foot guys who scared
Indecent thugs away,
Content to “trip”
To my five-year-old delight.
Teenage boys,
Sliding down our stairs
On a Barbie Tough Trike
Into a closed door:
I clapped my small hands.
Friendly smiles
On their faces so far
Above mine, also grinning
Laughing and talking
Good-naturedly.
Now men, distinguished
Returning again back
To our same home
Where I am still
And they still humor a child.
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