One Little Sister And A Memory Poem by RoseAnn V. Shawiak

One Little Sister And A Memory



When you were born, stars popped out of their sockets with your loud crying.
You didn't like strangers - you'd yell at the top of your lungs.
Poor Mom, you were such a cute little baby - but, boy what a pair of lungs you had.
At Christmas when we all got to sit on Santa's lap - your little face got all screwed up and out came the yells and crying - as the photographer got the perfect shot for the newspaper's front page.
Poor Santa Claus!

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