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My Siblings


I'd rather have you remember me with a smile than a frown.
I remember all the times we would all laugh and joke around
How can I keep myself from putting you down?
All the nice disappears, but my rudeness makes you lose count. 
I get so angry and the words just keep on coming out.
I've come to understand.
I find that all my love for each and one of you is as different as you are,
but equally strong.
And my question is finally answered, to my amazement.
Yes, I can love another child as much as I love you.. only differently.
No matter how loud they might get,
How wonderful is loyalty? that never ever ends;
For they both know inside that they're forever friends.
The time we spent together was most memorable,
The days we live apart were most dreadful,
The fights we shared together were most dangerous,
My mean and rude side is gone.
I just want you to know that you mean the world to me
Each of our lives will always be a special part of the other.
Blessed is how I feel having sisters and brothers like you
I'll be sweet and show you that I appreciate you. 
I hope you'll notice it and maybe appreciate me too.
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