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I don't know what it is that brings me back to you.
The feeling of "oneness" that seems to always shine.
We may have had our ups and downs and even a fight or two,
But I know that of all the friends I'm so glad your mine.

It never ceases to amaze me how our thoughts are the same.
We do and say so many things the very same time after time.
We think the same thoughts and think the same way;
it's so amazing to me how this happens day after day.

And even when we are fighting and fussing up a storm,
we know deep down in our hearts we won't do each other harm.
We are so much alike I'm afraid that's why we do these things
and thoughts and actions that we always seem to prove.

So know that deep in my heart no matter what I say,
That you are a "special" friend, forever and a day.
So keep on being my friend and put up with my ways;
Some day I'll be a better person; I promise, really OK!

Original Poem
Please do not copy.
March 6, 2003
Kathalise Martin


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A Sister, A Friend

What is it I see in you that makes me believe
That you will never hurt me; never will deceive.
Why is it that I trust you with secrets deep and old?
Why do I know that anything I tell you won't be told?

Why is it I can come to you and feel your gentle ways;
to know that you are just as much of this world afraid.
How can it be that we are friends yet sister's aren't this close?
Could be that we both have the same old ghost?

What is it that I see in you that makes me know I'm safe?
That nothing can harm me here; this is my own safe place.
Why is it that I tremble when your story you have told,
and I feel the sadness of life we've lived so cold.

Could it be dear friend that you and I are one?
That our hearts beat together when all is said and done.
Could it be that it's not me I see in my reflection,
but of souls that truly have the Sister, Friend Connection.

Kathalise Martin
August 2001
Original Poem
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Have you ever had a friend that no matter what happens
or how much you disagree; you can still remain friends?
Kim is that kind of friend to me.
We can agree to disagree;
and it doesn't mean to end of our friendship.
It's kind of a "sister" thing.
We can get upset with each other
but don't want anyone else bothering the other.
Kim and I have been through the fire and tests of friendship
and we came out closer than before.
I treasure her friendship and I also
treasure the time we spend talking of Christ.
She has really helped me emotionally
to deal with my cancer and has shown me
there is nothing to be afraid of.
I thank her for that from the bottom of my heart.
My friend;
my "sister of my heart"
Kim

Kathalise
March 6, 2003

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