She goes about unaware
That without her he is bare.
Little does this cat know,
The poison she gives with each “Hello,”
As he lays dying like an old dog
She begins to see through the past’s dense fog.
He’d always stood for her,
Her shield whom wouldn’t deter,
He said “I’ve always loved you, but now I’m done,
Please don’t forget, you are my one.”
Tears are unstoppable and they share their only kiss,
Now the tragedy is that sweet taste she’ll forever miss.
May 11, 2014
May 11, 2014 at 12:42 PM UTC
She goes about unaware
That without her he is bare.
Little does this cat know,
The poison she gives with each “Hello,”
As he lays dying like an old dog
She begins to see through the past’s dense fog.
He’d always stood for her,
Her shield whom wouldn’t deter,
He said “I’ve always loved you, but now I’m done,
Please don’t forget, you are my one.”
Tears are unstoppable and they share their only kiss,
Now the tragedy is that sweet taste she’ll forever miss.
My first poem. Originally written August 2007
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