A stranger's pain.

The strongest of bond

the heartiest of laughs,

O Sister of mine,

you redefine what's refine.

Held us, you did

not by the red in our veins,

instead an embrace -

oddly comfortingly plain

unlike blood itself, 

I eventually gain.

So powerful, 

this agreement - unseen,

this knot - imaginary, 

but be warn, not just illusionary.

Tell me how I question not,

who don't believe in the mighty,

'He'

also unseen,

If something so beautiful exists

like you,

with me.

In winters

 one day, like any other with you

over a cup of coffee,

as comforting as you

you poured more than usual,

what is the happy you...

those oozing secrets, unheard.

Withering lips,

paling cheeks,

moist eyes,

how had the summer in you,
suddenly changed to the cold outside my view.

O sister of mine

after years of love for you,

I learned,

finally discovered,

a stranger's pain,

and then it hurt.