Why does mommy look different her tummy grows
She's always leaving, I wonder where she goes
Daddy says there will be a new baby and I'll be a sister
And that when mommy comes home I'll have to assist her
I'm unsure about this baby she always takes mom and dad away from me
But when she giggles and holds my hand I can't help but be filled with glee
All she does is cry and wine
Now she's always grabbing and taking whats mine
She sneaks into my room at night to play
I guess sometimes she can be kinda okay
Who knew that she'd go back to being a pain
Pestering me with her friends I swear none of them have a brain
I feel proud as she gets her diplohma and walks the stage
She grows on me more and more as we age
Even though we fight a lot and disagree
I'll always be there for her, I hope she knows she can always count on me
She looks different now her tummy starts to grow
Why it stopped and broke her heart I'll never know
I'll hold her hand and lend a shoulder if she needs
Support her in any way hoping she succeeds
The struggles for her are hard and I don't want her to be so sad
Then suddenly her tummy didn't stop growing, we were all so glad
Out came this beautiful girl who looked just like her and cried the same way too
In a flash it reminded me of all we'd been through
From the moment I met her our journey has been one heck of a ride
Up and down and life came at us from every side
One thing has never changed though and still remains true to the end
She's always my family, my sister, and friend
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Author:
Mandi (
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- Comment from author about the poem: She drives me crazy and we've had our discrepancies, but she's the only sister I got. Megan, I'll always be here for you. The boys, eh, they can take care of each other😝
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Comments5
Very good write, your love and friendship abounds in these words.
Good luck and best wishes.
Good write! I can feel the love that went into it.
Well written and expressed
Thank you all so much😊
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