Sisterly Love

My sweet baby sister (AKA the traitor) Has radars for ears and the mind of a spy, She eavesdrops, twists facts, and then tattletales, And proudly serves mom an elaborate lie. I sweet talked, I begged, I bribed then I threatened, Locked her in the bathroom and turned off the light, I secretly hoped that she would get better: It got better indeed, not sis, but her spite! She listened in to the private confession About the boy crush that I shared with a friend, She posted it promptly on-line, no discretion No mercy, no sisterhood! Viral it went! That sure was the last camel back-breaking straw! Eavesdropped and Exposed!!!- an egregious offence! Should be charged, prosecuted and punished by law, With no chance of parole, appeal or defense!
December, 14, 2019
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Seal Avatar
December 14, 2019 at 5:14 PM
Very well written, love the flow and the story. The net can be a very dangerous place. Take care, Richard
Leffanta Avatar
December 14, 2019 at 12:46 PM
An introduction to the reel world! Well said! Aloha! Rico
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December 14, 2019 at 4:39 AM
Posting on social media about your sister should be a crime too; Margarita. I think we have the same sister! You are right. Eavesdropping should be a crime. Unfortunately, we are sometimes excited and our voices raise, and it is partly our own fault we are overheard. This was amazingly delightful and humorous!
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December 14, 2019 at 8:44 AM
Have three daughters however :) That makes up for the void:)))
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December 14, 2019 at 8:43 AM
Thanks Caren for support and understanding. I don't have siblings but if I did...:) Happy Holidays! Margarita.
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