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SHE
With her arms full of love, she wraps me in
and tells me that I haven’t outgrown childhood;
and yet, she teaches me everything about the real world.
Her voice can be as sweet as
the nightingale, or as powerful as
a lion’s roar;
because she knows when it is
time to make herself be heard.
She doesn’t know it, but everyday
she gives me a lesson;
Because if I know how to be a woman,
it is because I have always listened to
her.
With her, there is always a perpetuous
smile on my face and laughs never cease.
And whenever there are tears, her shoulder
seems to find me each time.
Again, her arms full of love wrap me in
and she tells me that I haven’t outgrown childhood.
And instead of complaining, I nod.
I nod because it was in childhood that I first met her,
and if adulthood is next to come,
I hope to take at least a fraction of
her with me on that next adventure.

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This is a poem dedicated to my older sister who I love deeply. I wrote this the day that I fisrt came back from her apartment, after a week that she had move out from the house that we used to share. She knows how much she means to me, but this is only in case she ever forgets.