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Sisterhood's Broken Threads

by Trina

One gone forever, sharp and sudden as a knife, Her absence carves a canyon through my life And the others - three sisters standing apart Close in blood, but distant in heart Whispers of memories, fragmented and pale Connections that shattered beyond repair's veil She was the one who might have understood The spaces between us, misunderstood Photographs exist, but they tell no true story Of the silence that echoes, the unspoken worry Four sisters once whole, now scattered like sand Each holding a piece we can't comprehend The eldest who left me before I could speak The others who drifted, connection so weak And her - my lost sister - the one forever young Whose song in my heart remains unsung I carry her memory like a stone in my chest While living sisters remain distant guests No shared secrets, no late-night talks Just polite Christmas cards and awkward walks One taken by death, three by invisible walls Each separation quietly wounds and appalls A family fractured, connections undone Four sisters - yet feeling like none
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24 / F
Published
Dec 14, 2024
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