This week I am writing about my passions and I am passionate about my sisters! I had one biological sister and she died in 2010 from luekemia. Before then and since I have a lot of sisters. I just wanted to share about this here.
It is a good thing to collect over the years. Sisters!
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Passion is my sister's
Not all have misters
Y sisters share a cancer story
We get together, we laugh and cry
We gather at Mad Dogs on Thursdays
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I have recovery sisters
Several for over 40 years
We cry and laugh
Our recovery is just half
Of what we talk about
There is talk of family, and friends
and love is given out
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I have writing sisters
Some write this month now and have for years
My bio sister was an artist, bringing me to tears
Just talking about her death from cancer
So all my sisters are artists here
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I inherited my sister's sisters
The way of our culture is to adopt relatives
I follow them on Facebook
And they are all missing her too, we have that hook
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I have rez sisters
We were in a play
By Thompson Highway
Keeping up again online sisses
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I have sisters-in-law
Donna from my hubby
Cindy from my ex Chubby
Karen from my ex-Doug
My brothers are married and those sisters are
Gina, Crystal and Char
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Tim's ex-wife Angie is still a sister to me
She has 3 of his children you see
I have a few work sisters
I'm retired, working past, and now sisters
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A few cousins were sisters
We were very close not far apart
Faith and Ann are gone now
They are still in my heart.❤️
I thank God for all these blessings 💖
Giizhaymanidoo Miigwech
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A special shout-out to Rose, Mary, Felicia
Who were with me in some tough, rough times
Joan, JoAnn, Bennie, and Verna
Who got me through early recovery struggles 💕
About the Creator
Denise E Lindquist
Retired, working part-time as a Native American culture consultant. I have an MSE, and an ABD. I write on Vocal, and Facebook. Poetry, non-fiction mostly, and working on fiction. Wife, mother, grandmother, and great grandmother.
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