Sister Sonnet
\nBy Gaby Small<\/p>\n
Shadows tossed by an orange setting sun,
\nAwaiting the fall day we come undone.
\nThe quivering last kiss, hug, cry good-bye;
\nBrilliance stripped of their only ally.
\nSisters who once shared a womb, life and room;
\nJust four times a year our lives will resume.
\nSurrendering parents of troubled minds;
\nShipped in two directions soon to unwind.
\nTrivial dreams of our mischievous ways,
\nStolen by sullen eyes in dark hallways.
\nOur only confidante right out of reach;
\nExisting alone they\u2019ll just have to teach.
\nReminiscing echoes of childhood laughs,
\nNew life began torn from our other half.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Sister Sonnet By Gaby Small Shadows tossed by an orange setting sun, Awaiting the fall day we come undone. The quivering last kiss, hug, cry good-bye; Brilliance stripped of their only ally. Sisters who once shared a womb, life and room; Just four times a year our lives will resume. Surrendering parents of troubled minds; … Continue reading Sister Sonnet by Gaby Small<\/span>