Sorrow
fills a barren space;
you close your eyes and see my face and think of times I made
you laugh, the love we shared, the bond we had, the special
way I needed you - the friendship shared by just we two.
The
day's too quiet, the world seems older, the wind blows now a
little colder. You gaze into the empty air and look for me,
but I'm not there - I'm in heaven and I watch you, and I see
the world around you too.
I
see little souls wearing fur,
souls who bark and souls who purr
born unwanted and unloved -
I see all this and more above -
I watch them suffer, I see them cry, I see them lost, I watch
them die. I see unwanted thousands born - and when they die,
nobody mourns.
These
little souls wearing fur
(Some who bark and some who purr) are castaways who - unlike
me - will never know love or security. A few short months they
starve and roam, Or caged in shelters - nobody takes home. They're
special too (furballs of pleasure), filled with love and each
one, a treasure.
My
pain and suffering came to an end, so don't cry for me, my person,
my friend. But think of the living - those souls with fur (some
who bark and some who purr) - And though our bond can't be broken
apart, make room for another in your home and your heart.