74 My Sibling

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My Sibling



When she was born, they think I'm jealous

I used to pinch her skin like pillows



Maybe I am really abnormal

Her screwed up face sometimes makes me smile



Since a baby until she's teenage

I fill her days with frivolous rage



I hope her misery would end soon

I think to her I am not a boon



In deep reality I feel sad

Everytime when Angel's not around



Although I cursed her million times

I never regret her birth sublime



She's God's blessing whom I should cherish!



-11/28/2011

(Dumarao)

*First Incubus Collection
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