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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required The say twins think alike, but Cha and Chee were poles apart For all the kindness Cha spread Her sisters cruelty matched Cha painted sunflower balloons Chee blood drenched moons Cha looked for friends to meet Chee alone just seethed. Cha her sisters love was all she yearned Chee always spurned So Cha with guile whispered stories of the killer king enticing her sister in with tales of ripped flesh and bone Chee listened and showed no interest but Cha knowing better plan coming together I know where Colossus is Her sisters eyes met hers Lets sneak out tonight and i will prove i'm right met with a grunt and shrug As the house settled in its whines and creak Cha beckoned to her near sleep sibling daring to go on A quick pulled pair of slippers as the night turned around the pair Turn and step sister followed sister Bending shadows nighttime sounds its voice Her sister starting to wain We are nearly there pointing at a misted cave Slow she whispered Hes in there as in the darkness breath moved the air Chee not convinced probably some bats she winced Stand behind me Cha motioned Chee watched as Colossus Like pet pulled himself towards Cha's sweetened voice Chee without choice nodded you were right with all her might pushed sister toward gleaming fangs light a smile just slight
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