Whenever I asked in prayers, it was for my brother and sister

Whenever I asked in prayers, it was for my brother and sister

Whenever I folded my hands in prayer,

It was for my brother and sister, rare.

Truth be told, in every plea,

Their happiness was my only decree.

This bond is priceless, pure, and deep,

A gift of lifetimes, a promise to keep.

In every joy, in every tear,

This love remains forever near.

Childhood fights, those playful tiffs,

Etched in memories, they always lift.

Their laughter, their caring gaze,

Echo in my heart, always ablaze.

Bound by the sacred Rakhi thread,

A vow of love, silently said.

No matter what storms life may bring,

This bond stays strong, unyielding.

A brother's arms, a fortress of care,

A sister's love, tender and rare.

In each other's hearts, they find,

A shelter of love, eternally kind.

Whenever I stumbled, lost my way,

My brother's strength brightened my day.

He showed me paths, wiped my tears,

Guiding me through my darkest fears.

A sister's love, so selfless and pure,

Her sacrifices, no one can measure.

For her brother's dreams, she'd give her all,

Standing by him, no matter how small.

Festivals bloom brighter when they're near,

The joy of togetherness fills the air.

In every sweet, in every smile,

Life feels worth it, mile by mile.

In every prayer, I asked for this,

Their lives full of joy and bliss.

May every struggle bow to their might,

May every dream of theirs take flight.

Sometimes they laugh, sometimes they fight,

But their bond shines, a guiding light.

A love so deep, a tie so strong,

In their togetherness, I belong.

Whenever I raised my hands to the sky,

I prayed their tears would never dry.

Peace and happiness in their stride,

May they always walk side by side.

A brother and sister, a bond so rare,

A tapestry woven with love and care.

A teacher, a friend, in each they find,

A lifetime of love, eternally kind.

Whenever I asked in prayers,

It was for my brother and sister's layers.

For their joy, their smiles so true,

That’s all I ever asked, my only view.