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Sisterhood


Sisterhood

its constant bickering

pulling hair

name calling

and "Mom! She hurt me!"

 

Sisterhood

its a shared, unkept room

a fort out of chairs and blankets

imaginary games

and throwing a balled up sock

 

Sisterhood

its an unbreakable bond

a best friend

a personal bodyguard

and shoulder to lean on

 

Sisterhood

its whispers in the dark

inside jokes

bear hugs

and silent treatments

 

Sisterhood

its a lifetime commitment

growing old

sitting in a rocking chair

and making fun of the younger generation

 

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