Siblings!

For a while, we've enjoyed,

When our sibling, from Mom, was scolded.

But we always ended up defending,

Trying to cheer them up, not pretending.

We can’t stand each other over small things,

Like the TV remote or extra food sharing.

We fight fiercely if someone bothers,

And during trouble, we’re like no others.

We might hesitate to share a phone charger,

But gladly donate our organs as love is larger.

If caught doing something wrong,

We blackmail them and later get along.

We may not trust them with little things,

But we can be our weird selves with no strings.

We hide our favorite food sometimes,

Yet feel comfort with them, all in good times.

All the fights and arguments can be a lot of fun,

Even if we’re mad at them, they’re still the one.

Sometimes talking feels like a hard task,

But together as a family, we find joy at last.

It’s true love that helps you forgive,

Bonding like nothing happened, together you live.

Brotherhood and sisterhood last a lifetime,

Stronger than any relationship, a bond supreme.

By

Sanji-Paul Arvind