Siobhain
– meaning: g-d is gracious
– this is the irish form of joan
– most commonaly spelled siobhan
caring, smart, fun loving person with abit of a tough side.
can be abit two faced at times and may take things to serious but is a true friend and never holds a grudge for long. can be the queen of b-tching which shows her strong, free attidude. usally has black hair, farly short and skinny.
has a thing against people not being truthful so always be a caring honest friend towards this beutiful sweet irish girl….
a poem for siobhain the girl i love with all my heart!
siobhain-
you are the apple of my eye,
the floor beneath my feet.
your beuty is unreal,
a smell of cherries trees.
and yet a simple smile will tell me you love me so,
siobhain my dearest love,
g-ds very grace!
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