Me, myself, my friend
She laughs at every joke I make
Whether its something real or fake
She never pretends to make a fuss
If anything hurts me, so unto her it does
She is one who cares bout those who care
With her, everything's always laid bare
She's not the type to follow any trends,
Though animals, plants and water are friends
She lives her live true to self and true to own
Not always in a crowd, though never really alone
Those who whisper bout her in words unkind
She responds to that with wisdom yet to find.
She is no saint, though pure of heart
She loves, cries and allows life to take part
She's my sister, my pal, the one who sets my trend;
She is me, myself, and yes, my own best friend.
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
There's the commonplace experience of sibling rivalry but you and your sister have leaped over that sad situation and achieved a most supportive and blessed rapport. You have observed your sister very closely and filled the poem with specific features of her personality which make her so special. The end rhymes give your poem a traditional quality which matches the universality of the bond which unites you two. This poem shows the wonder and health of family life when siblings are motivated by good will. Long may it prevail! !