Love Poems About Sibling or Sibling Love Poems
by Caren Krutsinger |
Categories: write,

Running Out of Ideas Is Impossible

Running out of ideas?
That is impossible if you have a:
friend
acquaintance
neighbor
co-worker
boss
president
king
queen
TV set
I-pad
I-phone
I-pod
kangaroo
chicken
donkey
toilet paper
monopoly
dictionary
thesaurus
computer
outside
inside
dog 
cat
dresser
drum set
sibling
diary
father
mother
siblings
dragon
butterfly
unicorn
dawn
sky
stars
cosmos
moon
nemesis
goldfish
talent
team
plate
fork
spoon
blanket
bed
sun
moon
stars
spiders web
wasp
bathroom
kitchen
holiday
cousins
grandma
grandpa
car
truck
broom
dustpan
plane
bedroom
child
grand child
brain
imagination
love
life
ufo
or
space aliens

by Mark Koplin |
Categories: prayer,

Created Equal

Riots and chaos chastised by our kin.
More sibling rivalry taken right on the chin.
We need to wake up and pull our heads from the ground.
The hatred of past is still all around.

Keep love in your heart and never lose faith.
Do your part in these times and never cause scathe.
Please forgive me my God and the part that I’ve played.
Please cast down your light and help to persuade.

We all have thrown stones in our self-righteous ways.
I now see the light and the error of my ways.
From this day forward I will no longer disrespect.
We are all created equal in every aspect.

by Demetrios Trifiatis |
Categories: heaven, humanity, love,

Compassion Vii

Oh, divine compassion,

You, sibling of love

Helper of kindness

Companion of Goodness

Rescuer of the needy,

I salute you.
-

You are the one who:

The hungry feeds

The homeless shelters

The sick nurses

The lonely befriends, and

The bereaved consoles

For that

Before you, I humbly kneel,

Imploring you to make our hearts 

Your earthly domain

And

To transform us into

Charitable giants

For

Our brothers’ sake!












© Demetrios Trifiatis
        26 May 2021


by Lexy Goodluck |
Categories: emotions, family, love,

If I Love You You Are My Family

If I love you,
then you are apart of my family.
If I care for you and think of you daily,
you are apart of my life.
It doesn't matter if you are a friend, 
a boyfriend,
a coworker
if I love you then you are my family.
I will never understand the need to distinguish between the two.
Yes, love comes in many forms.
Sibling love.
Parental love.
Love of a friend.
Love of a soul mate.
But truly, love is love.
If I love you then there's not a line that divides my love of my family and my love of anyone else.
I will never understand the need to distinguish between the two. 

*Not my best work, but I needed to get this out before I exploded.*

by Kaotik Kandee |
Categories: abuse, age, anger, brother, bullying, emo, family, gender, stress,

Sibling Love

don't let me see you on my street 
or creepin through my window 
I immensely want your head hanging 
on my living room wall 

I plan to hunt you down very  soon 
So don't go making my chase easy 
I wish you were not a sibling of mine
I wish you weren't in my mind 

But your spying and childish games 
are grounds for me to go insane 
You must learn the hard way 
I really wish you would escape.

by Renee Kelly |
Categories: life, people,

Sibling Sanity

There once was a sister most prosaic
Who's love for her kin was most archaic
  She turned a blind eye
  To horrible lie after lie
And ignored her sibling's mind of mosaic

by Dillon Bray |
Categories: analogy,

Purple Sky Why

Purple sky why do I love you?
Why does the morning lush dew go away too soon
To the yellow light of day?
Why is the cool whisper at times so hard to hear?

Purple sky why do I have to wait so long to see your pink sibling sky?
Why does she shy away from the darkness of the night;
that gives way to your face?
Why can't you see your sisters rays?

Purple sky why do come from darkness;
with such beauty?
Why does the world seem to wake to your face?
Why does your sister's pink smile seem to let the world rest?

                      Purple sky why do you have my eyes?

by Ngoc Nguyen |
Categories: appreciation, love, poverty, sister, thanks, tribute, youth,

To Sister, This Heartfelt Sonnet of Love

Dear sister...You, Charles, and Mom: all three,
     a part of my life forever; I love 
you all! But this sonnet is writ for thee
     (and for thee only): for you are, above

all, my sibling Achates—bosom friend
     in my life and help in my poverty
and suffering. You are my childhood's Godsend.
     I know not the veiled reasons or the why

of my hard, joyless life; but, that nevermore
     could I remain your role model, the one  
you copied and looked up to like before,
     because mental illness left me undone.
  
So, because of your steadfast love for me,  
heaven's a place—I know—reserved for thee.

by Cona Adams |
Categories: brother, family, fun, humor,

Mischief Maker

You are our parents' only son,
three sisters grew
and gave you guff;
you stood alone on constant guard,
in teasing vein and comic mien.

I am the sibling next in line—
the cagey one—
a boomerang who fed it back,
if you began to clown around
and play the fool.

We are astute and wiser still
than number three;
her stiff chagrin,
her will to win,
enhanced your fun.

But sometimes love allays the fume,
as baby four
supplied the balm,
restored accord,
inside our home.

by Paul Beadnall |
Categories: caregiving, daughter, happiness,

Happiness

Surreal,natural feeling of unblemishment ecstatic maybe one concept of description. My daughter, only sibling,grandson compensating previous miscarrage,grandaughter soon to prevail. Love instantly flowing,from a scan photograph fullfilment being the operative word. A prewaming welcome to the world,an unborn grandaughter.
Paul Beadnall for: Sponsor Constance La France ` A Rambling Poet ~ Contest Name A Short Poem, Please

by Catherine Labeau |
Categories: boyfriend, brother, confusion, dream, humorous, voice,

Do I Know You

my heart my breath of dreams
a drool from the corner of of my lips
I wake on an empty bed 
to discover my worth to feed the furs around me
a cat purring on my chest not looking for a rump 
early morning and the small dog under blankets
I am the reborn virgin to be discovered and convoked
to share nothing.
the love long past I am glad you are gone brother
as they thought we were sibling.

by Keith Logan |
Categories: sister,

Sisters

Sisters (Cassandra and Jane)

Cassandra and her Jenny
could not dwell long apart,
they shared the same bedchamber
and beating of one heart.

When parted they wrote letters
where sibling love would shine.
In every sentence written,
sweet laughter flowed like wine.

Cassandra's love for Jenny
was in the end employed,
for fondness of her sister
those letters were destroyed.

No picking over missives
the author left behind.
No setting on that pathway
to search into her mind.

Cassandra loved her Jenny,
loved her true and long,
continued still to love her
when life itself was gone.

by Malcolm Dyer |
Categories: family, life, mother, peace, wife, abuse,

Assault and Battery

The abuse in this day 
has gone to far
a war is fought in every other home
from sibling rivalry to spousal abuse
to mend these ties 
it seems there's no use
the only thing left to do
is stand up for ourselves
and stop the battles
for patience is not a virtue
when it leads you to being black and blue
we should take the fight to the streets
and chant a chant to be repeat
we should love ourselves enough
not to be in the rough
we should turn the other cheek
and leave the home far at least a week
for need a new philosophy
when in danger we should flee
love should never be an excuse
to stand for abuse

by Epi C. A Phoenix Writer |
Categories: analogy, beautiful, character, depression, feelings, i love you, miss you,

Aurum and Argentum

A piece of Silver found,
Polished to display it's brilliance,
Helped lift others too,
But looked away from in favor of Gold.
Becoming dull in the face of stagnation,
Even with a flare of a dazzling spectacle,
Still Second to Aurum.
For Argentum is rarely admired,
Seen only when appropriate.
Much like the third,
Like it's lost sibling, Bronze.

by Constance La France |
Categories: family,

Family Love

 
No two sisters were born more separate, I inherited traits of my father; she was the wild fighting spirit of mom. Fashion taste and even the food we ate, and we were different from each brother; each one. But, when mom passed we became united, we helped each other- each daughter and son; to have a great funeral for mother. And for us sweet sibling love ignited, and won ! __________________________ November 4, 2020 Poetry/Curtal Sonnet/Family Love Copyright Protected, ID 11-1300-214-04 All Rights Reserved, 2020, Constance La France Written for the Standard Contest, The Speaker sponsor, Sara Kendrick, Judged 11/21/20 First Place

by Patricia Sawyer |
Categories: brother, family, life, love, sister

Sibling Love ~ (A Tritina)

I have four brothers.
I have three sisters.
I share with them love.

It's not always easy to love.
Especially those "mean" brothers.
or those "Hootie~snooty" sisters

Those beautiful, caring sisters.
Those wonderfully funny brothers.
Each one easy to love.

Brothers, sisters, a family, filled with love.

by Mandie Kohlenberg |
Categories: boyfriend, for her, for him, girlfriend, heart, joy, love,

The Word Love

The word “love” can be meant in so many ways
It can be said at any minute of any day
It can be meant towards a material thing
Like the gift of a necklace or a ring
It can be meant of how one feels towards another
Such as a mother, father, sibling, child, or lover
But as I sit here and think of you
I think the word “love” cannot express my feelings so true
I say it to you so many times
I write it down in so many poetic rhymes
But my feelings surpass any word I can say to you
They cannot even be expressed with anything I do
So please know when the words “I love you” come to you from me
It is meant so much deeper than those simple words seem to mean

by Hgarvey Daniel Esquire |
Categories: death, nostalgia, sad, timelonely,

A Lonely Tear

A Lonely Tear has no place to go
Must it hide in the Depths of Your Soul
Will it Ever Drip into the Memory of Life
For a Sibling, Mom, Dad, Husband,  or Wife

A Lonely Tear in an empty sea of Sorrow
Living on the wreath of it’s long forgotten Laurel
Love now rules the world,  a Lonely Tear just a Memory
Living in the uncoloured hue of ebonies’ Misery

YOUR Liege, with LOVE; ALWAYS and FOREVER…HG (Harry) 

                         To Be Continued

by Nothando Ngoman |
Categories: baby, beauty, birth, child, children,

My Sun

You are my sun
My little rainbow
Those little cheeks
Those little hands
You hold my heart
I hold yours
In my hands in delight
You are my sun
A brightened day
By your incomplete smile
It means the day
The light of day
You are my sun
My day in colours
I care for you
Not only by heart
I wish to feed you
Give you baths
Hold your hand to school.
You are my sun
Not only today
When you're old and scary
I'll be your light
I'll be the land you step on.
The soil the sand.
I love you.

To my little unborn sibling

by Peter Calvanese Jr. |
Categories: death

Padre De Sera

He just laid there, ignoring us all
Hibernating like a “lost Boy”
Colorless, like the breath that used to be
He looks like no one I’ve seen

Eyes on him, judging, mocking, loving
Mine were in disbelief, cold, numb
I quit on the greatest show of all 
Pup tents in my heart

Not for me, so my sibling wasn’t alone
Tear ducts, barren and dry
I love her, I loved him
We’re products of my father’s demise

Glanced over at the human shell
Realizing my father left two days ago
His soul gone to who knows
I was looking at my reflection

by Ilene Bauer |
Categories: death, family,

Uncle Aaron's Passing

My father's older brother
Passed away at 95.
That's 40 more years than
His younger sibling was alive.

My father never lived to meet
His grandkids or to know
The joy that such relationships
Allow to bloom and grow.

My uncle, though, had much more time
To travel, live and learn 
But sadly, from his children 
He got nothing in return.

Estranged from both (not by his choice)
He, like my father, missed
Connecting with the family 
From which he was dismissed.

Yet Uncle Aaron had the love
Of others; I am one
Who'll mourn his death much more
Than both his daughter and his son.

by Madeleine Loggia |
Categories: image, lost love, relationship, sad, surreal, truth,

Smile For No One

We're a kind of broken that can't be fixed
It's a puzzle with pieces that just don't fit
I thought the fire would burn forever
But I've got no more gasoline to put on it

You told me once 
That we would know 
When we reached the end of the line
It's when the fight is gone and the house has lost

We've become the family you can't pick
The friend that is just like a sibling
We found our way here together 
I just never thought it would stick 

I'm a couples photographer 
Always snapping away from me
We've got a picture album you and me
It's shows a type of together where we can't be seen

by CayCay Jennings |
Categories: anxiety, brother, conflict, culture, emotions, endurance, love,

Sweet the Greet

For My Billy-Bro, Who Endured a Difficult Journey
For decades he lived on the street with no bed or food in cold and heat. My bro was the first break in my heart. He went thru all bi-polar can impart. I prayed God would unite us one day. In time, ill-health and age made way for a united residing under my roof. For three years we lived sibling truth. God answered my prayer complete; in sight, then hugs ... sweet was the greet!

by Jack Ellison |
Categories: family,

Siblings

To measure how much love one sibling has for another If one threatens to jump off a bridge, the other runs to tell mother That pretty well sums it up Specially if it involves a nudge Some families are just a wee bit different from others

by Louise Nelson |
Categories: family, inspirational, love, love,

Family

you can pick your friends but not your family 
that sentiment is most true
but when it really comes down to it
family will always come through
be it a younger sister or an older brother
no matter the dynamics you still love one another

sibling rivalry and personality competition
wanting our share of mom and dad's attention
you might not like them, but you love them
and will always have each others back
as blood will always be thicker than water
you'll fight as one in times of attack

family, the deepest roots and extended branches
of the oldest tree
all for one and one for all
the ways it's suppose to be