@poetrybylyra: my poetry book on sisterhood, both as the oldest, the youngest and overall 🤍 #poetry #poem #sisters #sisterlove #sisterhood

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Alyssa :

Would send to my sister but she’d think this is cringy 😂

2026-08-21 11:53:30

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Cris wang :

I’d send this to my sister except she would call me a loser

2026-08-21 14:34:16

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user103424010001738 :

Cuz she’s my baby ok 😭😭😭

2026-08-21 00:27:50

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Intuitive Insights by Kacie :

So… there are big sisters who feel this way?

2026-08-21 05:49:35

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Sage :

bc she is my baby sister and there were times her existence was the only thing keeping me here. because I see her and see the little kid who would cry when her parents were fighting. because she will always be mine to love and protect

2026-08-21 04:49:06

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victoria :

they don’t know this but sometimes it was their hugs that kept me here. it was a simple “hey come play with me” that made me get out of my head and want to stay here. not for me but for them.

2026-08-21 06:14:53

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seamonkeysix :

“Little” is a term of endearment. If I want to be formal, I introduce my brother as my brother. If I want somebody to know he’s special to me, I say my little brother.

2026-08-21 14:31:28

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brainsandsouls :

my big sister sent me this 🥹❤️

2026-08-21 09:49:36

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Nicole Martin :

I am the little sister and at 56 years old I always call my big sister when I feel lost, need advice or just need to talk. My Big sister is my compass, she is the person who keeps me grounded. She has been my 2nd Mom for as long as I remember. God thank for making me the Little sister because the love and protection I get from my Big sister is like no other ♥️🙏🥰

2026-08-21 12:42:28

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JMc7 :

Just lost my big sister 3 months and 3 weeks ago. 💔 beautiful words

2026-08-21 23:17:45

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imsorrypuddin :

My little brothers are 26 and 29, both of them taller than me. Still will always be my little brothers

2026-08-21 06:19:50

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AndrewColonizado :

we werent always the best to each other

2026-08-21 19:44:53

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war76968 :

It’s the “little” things that count.

2026-08-21 06:00:29

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Abbi :

because she's my light and has been the only reason I'm here many times. she's my first baby and my best friend. she's everything good in the world and half of my soul

2026-08-21 05:40:46

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Animal :

...cus i've known her long enough to hold her in my arms and shes taller than me now 🥹

2026-08-21 12:30:22

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Karista :

My big sister sent this to me 😭😭😭

2026-08-22 04:16:06

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murrykatheryn :

😭😭 my friends think its funny that i call him my little brother BECAUSE HE IS. HES MY LITTLE BROTHER FOREVER EVEN WHEN WERE GERIATRICS

2026-08-21 03:37:09

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⭒°🖤₳ꕷႬ𝙇𝓨ກກ𝖊_S͓̽𝖍ɨᏉᏋ𝖗🦇°⋆ :

I have two little sisters and they are my babies foreverrr❤️❤️

2026-08-21 19:15:57

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ev :

baby sister graduates this year but i still see them like this🥺

2026-08-21 20:43:01

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xCarrie09 :

Do you have one for a big sister? I would do anything for my older sisters because I know they are my protectors 🥹

2026-08-22 01:50:13

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🌀Pasketti☀️ [ʜᴇ/ʜɪᴍ] :

When I say “baby sister” and people assume I mean she’s like a literal baby. No she’s turning 18 this year but that is my baby you don’t get it 🙁

2026-08-22 02:10:41

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Linity :

so who protects the older sister

2026-08-21 22:18:38

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Toni-not-Tony :

I only have one sister and she’s my baby sister. We were 7 years apart but after 4 brothers I finally got my wish. However our age difference kept us from being close. I was closer to my brother relationally because we were closer in age. I moved out at 18, married at 20 and had 3 kids by 24. After our dad passed we bought his house and gave my sister our mobile home that we owned and lived in on the same property (eventually we’ll get half the land signed over to her, can’t do shit without a lawyer), so we’ve been neighbors for 9 years now and over the last 3 years she’s become one of my best friends, one of the most fascinating human beings I’ve ever known and I wish I was half of who she is. It’s almost like we “met” when she was 32 which has been really interesting.

2026-08-21 06:59:58

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Evelyn :

She knew me before I was even a me. I don’t want to imagine a life where she’s not there.

2026-08-21 19:05:28

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BananaMana :

so people knows the hierarchy!

2026-08-21 13:14:12

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