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Time to say goodbye now
by Dean Fraser-Phillips → (All Poetry by Dean Fraser-Phillips)
Sunday, December 4, 2022    Rated "G" by the Author.
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A poem about saying goodbye to an old and faithful pet. Wanting them to understand your emootions.


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The sun shines through the window

My shadow on the floor,

Your bowl stands in the corner

I forget you’re here no more

 

 

The stairs you used to bound down

Barking as you went

The house it feels so empty

Where once we did frequent

 

 

I saw you growing weaker

Your energy was low

The eyes they seemed so heavy

They even lost their glow

 

 

You warmed my lap in winter

When the nights were so cold,

Ears listening attently

To the stories that I told,

 

 

Those eternal days in summer

When you wallowed in the mud,

Shaking water from your back

Landing with a thud,

 

 

The years they flew by quickly,

If only we had more time

The human years last so long

That is nature’s crime

 

 

I knew the time was closer

Held you till the end

My hand upon your dying heart

It’s goodbye to my friend

 

 

Your tail it won’t wag no more

Yet now you're free from pain

Run high now in the clouds now

Until we meet again

 


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 Reviews of "Time to say goodbye now"
Reviewed on March 19, 2023
Brought my tears, I've had to say goodbye too many times to my dear fur babies. Wonderful poem, Dean.

Reviewed by Ronald Hull
Reviewed on December 5, 2022
You brought a tear to my eye. That hasn't happened for a long time reading sad poems. I can see that you really were attached to him like my twin brother was to Rocky, a golden retriever and my little adoptee Pomeranian buddy, Jazz. I wrote the unfortunate story of his death, Jazz's Death and posted it here.

Still makes me wonder why we gladly euthanize our pets when they start to suffer. But, when our human loved ones reach that point, we hospitalize them to huge bills and lots of attempts to keep them alive, only to have them die anyway after suffering too long.

Ron

Reviewed by Mystic Rose
Reviewed on December 4, 2022
This is so deep it was heart felt. Lost a dog a few years ago, I know that feeling all too well Dean. May you find comfort in the memories :)


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