He's not a Grim Reaper, nor a Harbinger of Death, but a friend in the final moments...
Just Who is this Oscar, may I ask?
A special feline in Rhode Island
In a ward where minds are locked
forever in a deep trance
They hear you but maybe there's still a chance
For love, joy, and tears
to come back for just a moment
But long memories are gone
as well as smiles
But it took Oscar...
A Cat is not only a cat,
but a friend indeed,
Of companionship and compassion,
The eyes and gaze speak loudly,
with a paw for at least 25
Predicting death or freedom
for a world that is no more
But for the families some hope
of a final goodbye
This is more than a cat
I believe he is a special angel
sharing his lives
I wish he was there for my Uncle Sam
so Aunt had more time to say bye
But that was another time and place
for a missed embrace
Now Oscar you see is nothing special
Just a Cat with grace.
yes, our feline and canine friends are an inspiration for us; they live life simply and honestly; perhaps we humans can learn a lesson from our four-legged friends. Good write.
Oscar: an angel clothed in purrs and fur. Too many die alone...what soothing bliss it must be, to have Oscar leading you gently home. Well done, Myles, I heard about this yesterday from Mr. Ed and on the news: the news was having a field day, saying to beware of Oscar coming into your room! I don't see it that way at all: cats know.
I believe he is a special angel, too, and when my journey ends, I hope a compassionate soul just like him is at my bedside. Animals can truly teach us many things, and I just heard about a kitty just like Oscar who does the very same thing in Seattle.
Puffy strays and something happens to make him decide he will never run away again. Judged "Outstanding" at the 2013 Writers Digest SPB Awards. Named among the best in family-friendly media, products and services 2019 by the Mom’s Choice Awards®.
R&B
Regis
Eileen
Be safe,
Karen
(((HUGS))) and love, karla.