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Four Sisters: Andi by Melissa Amen Sunday, May 02, 2004 Not rated by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan The first in a series of 5 I wrote about some very special friendships.
In the time of man hours turn to days. A time when we were strangers quickly fades into a haze. It was by some miracle that together we were brought. A sister I have found, a friend was all I sought. The tears we've shed together you weren't meant to understand. How you read me like a book I'll never comprehend. Although right now we're miles apart, I know forever I'm in your heart I couldn't have asked for a better friend. Separated for now, together till the end.

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Reviewed by Henry Lefevre	5/3/2004

I love your motto: "Writing is hard -- Not writing is harder." May the authorsden folks help you get even smarter.