Poetry: Death of a sibling - by Frank Deutschen

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by Frank Deutschen

Created on: September 22, 2008

It was a life too short,
this much I know.
Why did you have to go?
The times we had,some good and some bad.
Well, I enjoyed them all.
And how I wish I had more.
I know you had to leave but until we meet again.

I sit here solemn and somber,
although you weren't a brother
it sure felt like you were.
The years pass, some fast and some slow.
Until we meet again, in my heart you'll be

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by Cheryl Muriel

Sister

In the crystal clear breath of morning

my heart broke like communion bread.

Tears melted into a thousand oceans
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by Frank Deutschen

It was a life too short,
this much I know.
Why did you have to go?
The times we had,some good and some bad.
Well, I enjoyed
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by Paul Curtis

DEAR BROTHER

Dear brother you were always first

I wish our roles could have been reversed

You were the first born
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by Ellie Commons

We look a lot alike, you and me,

Of course we should, we’re half sisters,

But the way we look alike is amazing.

If
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by Timothy Light

To My Brother, Benny

The stars we seen that fateful night
will remain in my eyes until my demise.
A force of nature that kills

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