A poem written by the author about her first skunk rescue.
Lesson From Weeble, A Lost Love
by Share Bond
In my arms, a small body.
Can't carry his weight.
Hard saying goodbye
my friend....my housemate.
If I could give you new life,
my love, my skunk friend,
But it's just not to be,
a journey reaches an end.
I wish I could've told you
all you've taught me,
how all creatures have feelings,
And how you made me see
all animals everywhere
wish to be free.
I did what I could
within my power
to make you happy
until your final hour.
Remember me, skunk friend
I wish you the best
and now, my love,
lay down and rest.
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Reviewed by Maria Hoyt (Reader)
Reviewed on May 30, 2007
Aww how sweet. You sure loved your little skunkie. I can't stop reading your work.
Reviewed by Dave Anonymous (Reader)
Reviewed on February 16, 2007
Sweet and well-written poem.
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Let me know when your two new books are completed. The cookbook sounds like a wonderful idea, but An Earth Divided sounds like my kind of book. Please contact me because I think I know someone that will publish it for you.