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Texas | Columns | "Once Upon A Line"

SIBLING RIVALRY

by David Knape

A sibling's love
We must confess
Is hard to earn
Sometimes upsets

Still in all
It would be missed
If one of us
Were laid to rest

Two lives apart
Yet intertwined
In essence we are
Two of a kind

Relationships
may pull and tug
yet always there is
enduring love

Rivalry
We once possessed
But age lets it
Mean less and less

Between us two
In retrospect
Love was our gain
Without regret.

© d.knape November 7, 2017

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