For years I thought I had all that I’d need.
You, by my side, were a true friend indeed
A soul mate that surely a miracle had sent
A lifetime of pleasure and love to be spent
No matter what mood I’d gone out in that day
You’d be happy to see me - in your own special way
We’d go walking for hours come rain or shine
The two of us sharing a pleasure sublime
We’d jump in the car and go out for a drive
The joy of such things made us both feel alive
We’d go off for a weekend and explore new terrain
We’d wander the seashore again and again
We’d sample the sunsets and views from the Downs
Have picnics by rivers and strolls through the towns
Then one day I noticed, though you were still keen
You were looking depressed and a limp could be seen
We still went out walking but it wasn’t the same
And, as time hurried on, you grew to be lame
I hugged you and told you I loved you the best
Of all of my friends, so much more than the rest.
Then you died, and our lifetime of pleasure was spent
In all that we did and all that you meant
There’s a great bond between us that no one can sever
And my deep love for you will last me forever
For years I thought I had all that I’d need.
You, by my side, were a true friend indeed.
My girl died a few years ago now but not a day goes by when I don't think about her.
asa
Peace, love and light,
Amber
Blessings,
Christine
Ron
a nudge. I have lost a Springer Spaniel, Dawson four years ago.
Walking this afternoon, pausing at his resting place. Spring
again for you and me. Thank you for sharing Ruan.
Lady Mary Ann
And my deep love for you will last me forever
There truly is nothing like the bond between a man (or a woman) and man's best friend. Yours sounds a lot like my faithful old Pepper who became my fishing partner and savior for many years after my first marriage fell apart.
And in Pepper's honor, I now rescue abandoned pets and find them loving new homes.