My Big Sister
Author: Unknown
We fought like cats and dogs as kids,
But made up as we grew.
Yet loved each other all along,
That, at least, we knew.
Though only three years older than,
She thought it made her boss.
But I did not take orders well,
And ev'ry line would cross.
She married young, and not so well,
Divorced then right away.
He used her to get papers so,
Stay in the USA.
Then tragedy struck later on,
Blood vessel in her brain.
Six months in a coma as,
Our mother prayed in vain.
Though over thirty years ago,
It still hurts to the bone.
A fighter to the end, you see,
Was my big sister, Joan.
~ ~ ~ ~ ~
Posted: Oct 2010
About this poem:
Dedicated lovingly to her...
Comments (17)
Your hurt,is also a beautiful rising of a reflection of your life together
At times gently spread across the memories of your sister Joan's fighting spirit!
"your sharing"
allows us all who hear, to add to the energy of "your" spirit, which Joan is so surely the guardian of.............
Love Peace Happiness wonderful guy!
Sophia
xx
Life may be fragile but love endures. The love shows through That, at least, we knew. Sweet poem.
you know this has brought tears to my eyes....
HEARTFELT FOR SURE
Always,
Ginger
we all pray for each others safety and goodness tho we are all far each other, close family bond on poet corner
cheer up fal
rob
Sad way to remember a sister, but the memories will remain...always. Niah