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Why I call you my sister



I call you my dear sister, 
Not because you are from Owo,
Or its because you are from Oke Oja.
I call you my sweet sister, 
Not because you were born in Ehin-Ogbe..



 



 



I call you my lovely  
I know that you are not my father's daughter...
That I call you my sister, 
It's not because you are Olanuwesi's daughter 
That I call you my dear sister..



 



 



I call you my Sister sister 
Sometime I will call you my sisterly sister 
Not because we are related by blood
Not because we are same complexion 
No No Not because you are an African...



 



 



That I call you my sister, 
It's truly because, 
I know your journey 
I understand our journeys
I respect our journeys 



 



 



My dear sister,  I call you my sister 
Nor because of blood 
But because of our shared experiences 
Its because I know what we have passed through 
Yes what we are passing through daily 



 



 



That's why I call you my sister 
Because we survived 
We are thriving in spite of everything 
We are achieving against all odds
We are sisters breaking every barrier.



 



 



This is why I call you my sister......



To every sister smashing Patriarchy!!!

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