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To My Sister,


 

I know we might not always see eye to eye,

But I want you to hear me out when I say this.

You are not only my sister,

But you are my best friend.

I know we constantly fight and hold a grudge,

But there is no one else I’d rather go to when I’m hurting the most.

Alright, you can say it.

I haven’t always been the best sister.

But where would we be without each other?

Together we have laughed and cried,

But this is our last ride.

When I’m gone, I want you to remember all the good times we’ve had.

I want you to learn from the mistakes I have made,

And remember, I’m only one call away.

Trust me when I say this,

My door is always open.

 

Love, Your Sister

 
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