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My little sister


My dear little sister;
So sweet and loving,
So kind and caring.
Someone should kiss her.
 
She holds her unicorn;
The sweet little painting,
With the night sky a'setting.
I'm glad she was born.
 
She's a sweet little thing;
With her stripes and her spots,
And the sleeves with the dots.
She's a bright filled being.
 
She laughs with me so,
It would make my heart ache,
To not spoil her with cake,
As in her hair I put a bow.
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