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My Baby Brother A tiny thing born to my mother stole my heart like no other. To babysit as he cried and cried, head on my shoulder, teary-eyed. Back and forth, we rocked together, such gentleness, light as a feather. Soon, he would fall fast asleep placed in his crib without a peep. Awake this morning, arms and legs flail, so eager to play, no time to wail. Mom gets him up; he's hungry to eat. So fast to learn, his smile is a treat.
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