Past her bed-time, (before alarms cast their spell of reality) she arrives on this same hour; by his tombstone like clockwork. Just as Kahn used to leap on the kitchen counter , Every morning when mother would leave for work.
Bells tease her, (dangling from doorknobs with the reminder that) no orange cat with a tiger’s heart; would ever roar again. Bereavement. Every exit and entry into her house teases her. A house is not a home if agony tucks her in at night.
Her days deteriorated. “Why don’t you just get another cat? or maybe a dog?” Fools who dig cut glass into gaping wounds. They don’t want a new beginning, only to see how much she can bleed. Dreaming of when furry comfort kneaded her shoulders; clutching onto her memories, beside her dead friend ‘s boulder.
There are worse causes of death than collision via milk truck Yet not much worse than feeling struck by a satanic-cow, spilling death & badluck.