
aging in the year of dying
the dog is going blind
to her, as I fade into the
darkness of our hallway, I’m
a blot–an image she isn’t
sure is me
she’s smart–she waits
in the living room where light
lingers and only moves
when she sees me re-emerge
from the belly of
our home
I step back into her view
with a smile on my face
and greet her as If I
haven’t seen her before
I know what it feels like
to see something clearly
again
The cycle of life.
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Sad 🥲.
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It’s life doing what life does. 😔
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I sometimes wish I felt things as deeply as my dog.
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Me too, Bart.
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Awwww trE, this poem tugs at my heartstrings my friend. What a beautiful tribute! 🤗💖😊
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Thank you!
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You’re very welcome and it’s my pleasure trE! 🥰💖🤗
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Aww Tre! Showering you with love and hugs
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🙏🏾💙
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♥️♥️
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That magic bond is there no matter what! 🤗🐾
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Yes, sir!
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Very touching.
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🙏🏾💙
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I felt your words.
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Peace. Thank you for reading.
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Aww🫤🐺
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