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Sister


You're my sister, though not by birth

I've chosen to love you

We've grown together and learned together

Our bond is something true

When in peril, we're reliable

 Just call and I'll be there

Sometimes we may agitate eachother

(we fight and pull out hair)

But remember, my best friend

Always and forever

Until the laughs produce wrinkles

Until the end of our endeavor,

We're sisters who can never be severed.

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