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Dorothy Jun 2014
Before you grew into your face,
Before you cut your hair,
Before you changed,
I always saw you.

Your goofy smile, and
Your sense of humor.
Your understanding, and
Your gentle guiding voice.

The words you told me,
"I will always love you."
Trickled into my soul,
Sticking to me like honey.

I can feel it sliding down
Into my spin.
You are mine,
Now and forever.
Dorothy Jun 2013
Sometimes I wish I could be my dog.
Sleeping on a pedestal and
Bathing in the rich sunlight.
Only worrying about the mail carrier.
Getting unconditional love from
Old and new faces.
Even if she stains  bleach white carpets,
Or breaks everything in sight.
She is always forgiven with a smile.
Why do humans treat dogs with more
Compassion than each other?
Dorothy Jun 2013
Being gullible is my only regret.
Worrying about you so much.
Constantly thinking about our last encounter.
I thought we were so happy.
Especially because you gazed at me with such kindness.
But then ignoring replaced love.
My sunny days were drenched by saddening storms,
And my smiling slowly slipped away.
Tears stain my favorite dress.
The flowery one you always loved.
Darkness brings me tissues
As the last remaining sunlight
Starts to fade away.
Dorothy Jun 2013
I ended your life.
I caused them pain.
What did I gain?
Nothing.
That is why I lay,
6 feet under with no one’s breathe to take.

I stole your heart.
Cut it in two.
I really hope.
They remember you.

— The End —