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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required I have many sisters, but blood only two I'd give my for them, if they only knew we've shared our tears, seen eachothers fears we've had our fight's, had sleepless nights threw it all, I still only have two oh ya they've made me blue I've hurt them too we have love and through the years it grew my older sister, with five children grown she's got a beautiful life with many things left unknown may the lord bless her, and never let her go my little sister true, has seen many trails with out a clue with three children almost grown she's figured it all on her own the lord gives many sisters many to be shared, but the ones I keep to myself are truly really rare ask me if you dare I truly deeply care for what the lord has given me I never can compare not to any diamond, not even heavy gold can come close to the bond that we have grown and through our sister hood it shows it really blows my mind how sistershow sisters loves not blind we let eachother know whats really going on we love eachother enough to be unkind my older sister cute, I love her soul deeply I wish she wasn't so dreamy little sister baby from the start, I can't tell now shes all grown up a sister is so special I thought I'd let you know I love them both so much, I hope they like this poem.
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