Siblings

Sisters and brothers, a curious pair, Sometimes they love, and sometimes they glare. Hand in hand, they explore the world, Or argue whose flag should be unfurled. Giggles erupt over secret jokes, Then squabbles brew like stormy folks. Building forts with pillows and sheets, Sharing whispers and sweet treats. Wrestling matches on the floor, Slamming doors, then making s'mores. Borrowing clothes without asking first, Feeling both blessed and sometimes cursed. Adventures shared, both big and small, Catching each other when they fall. Missing deeply when apart, Reunions that warm the heart. Years fly by, they sprout and grow, Their bond evolves and continues to flow. From rivalry to strongest friends, The sibling journey never ends. Through laughter, tears, and wonder too, They shape each other, through and through. A complex love, a lasting tie, Siblings' bond will never die.