My Sister
We were loud
Unashamed and violent
In our fights words
Hugs and all
Growing up.
We were scared
We thought everything
Had an end
Love
Family
And even us.
We were bright
Our happiness glared
Victories
Even the losses.
Now
We're all of those
And more.
We are loud
But quiet too.
Our embraces softer
But firm
(Because we don't know if they'll be our last).
We are scared
But braver too.
Our stances larger
And our hands held tighter
(Because we now know nothing can come between us).
We are bright
The brightest yet
Our heads held high
And our eyes defiant
(Because experience and time past only polish our bond).
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