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I may not always agree with you
I may not always be able to be there for you
I may indeed have my own beliefs
about life, about love, about God
and about us
But now that we are grown
have children of our own
I find it easy to be your sister
I like talking to you everyday
I like taking our kids together to play
I never knew that there would be this day
I always thought that when it came to me
You'd turn the other way
We don't look alike but
our blood flows the same
We are so like night and day
but there are those few pieces
of our character that says
"Hey we're sisters"
We have a bond that is
stronger than hate and
fear from the past
Noone can touch us now
We are finally free and now
I'm not alone anymore
I have a sister finally
A sister that I can love
Time nor space can change
what God made us.
No matter how near or how far
you are, you are my sister


To my sister Sonya Ann Ledbetter 5 yrs my junior, because of life circumstanceswe never had a chance to be real sisters. Now we can.


naduahmarie

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Reviewed by Vicky Bowker Jeter
Reviewed on September 27, 2002
Rhonda,
I am so happy this became true for you.
I feel so for those who have siblings, but for whatever reason have been unable to glean
the unique gift of sincere sibling bonds.
Thank you for your comments on "Of Pretention and Peace." I am encouraged to make it available to as many people as possible. Feel free to send it to anyone who might find it thought provoking. Vicky

Reviewed by Lady Peg (Reader)
Reviewed on September 26, 2002
Beautiful tribute for sister...


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