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Poetry On Odyssey: Family

You have to love them

Jacqueline Marie Sperrazza
Apr 02, 2018
Radford University
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Poetry On Odyssey: Family
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Big, annoying and they irk my every, last nerve

Yet I love them anyway

At times I don’t want anything to do with them

But sometimes they are all I want and need

There are times when I want them to die

Not caring how it happens

And then there are times I feel like I can’t live without them

I am stuck with them

And they are stuck with me

We must deal with each other

Everyday whether we want to or not

We did not get to shopping and pick them out

God did that for us

So now what seems like forever

We are bound together

Blood is thicker than water

A saying you hear very often

yet not enough

I love to hate you

Or

I hate to love you

Both seem to fit but neither is what I want to get across

Plainly put you are my family

And I guess I’m stuck with you to the end

I don’t know what else to say

Other than the fact that

I have to love you

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