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Sister Poem Print
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Our thoughtful, fun sister poem print is all about how wonderful sisters are! Printed in beautiful typography, it's a perfect gift for your sister.
Whether she's a cherished adviser or birthday surpriser, everyone who is lucky enough to have a sister will recognise the bond described in 'What is a Sister?'
The poem was written by award-winning Bespoke Verse poet Joanna Miller.
The poem is printed on the highest quality card which measures H30 x W21cm (A4). It is unframed and presented smartly in cellophane with backing board behind. The poem text/font colour is taupe.
The poem reads:
What is a Sister?
An ally, defender, a gentle arm bender
An honest debater, a story-relater
A planner, a lender, the perfect gift sender
A winer, a diner, an outfit designer
A meeter, a greeter, a chocolate eater
A debater, relater, a smile reinstater
A secret provider, an on-your-sider
A diva, a bopper, a tireless shopper
A snorter, a sniggerer, infectious giggler
A hugger and squeezer, playmate and teaser
A texter, a writer, a party inviter
A good-for-a moaner, a helper & phoner
A carer, comparer, a problem-sharer
A gossipy chatterer, forgiver & flatterer
A handbag borrower, a ring-tomorrower
A date fixer-upper & time for a cuppa
A listening ear, a loyal volunteer
A birthday surpriser & cherished adviser
A laugher, a kidder, anxiety ridder
A won’t let it rester & know you bester
That’s what makes a sister!
Copyright Joanna Miller 2012. (Author's permission required to reproduce this poem.)
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