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Dear Mason, I met you on July 16, 2016 A day after my birthday I had begged my mom To take me to the animal shelter And when she did I was so happy So, so happy I was surrounded by one of the things that made me the happiest Cats I walked in there And I looked around Some cats were sleeping Most of them were grooming And others stared at me Like they wanted to **** me up (or rip up my new trendy top) I looked around some more And all these cats seemed pretty neat Just not the one for me You understand? My mom told me to hurry up So we could leave (the smell wasn't that great) And then I saw you Oh Mason You looked at me in such a way That didn't get me scared like the other cats So I crouched down Looked into your cage And you looked at me With those eyes Oh your eyes were beautiful I stuck my finger in your cage And you batted at it playfully (Even when the lady working there told me not to. How could I not(those eyes)?) I was fixated on you You were fixated on me And finally the lady Asked if I wanted to hold you I have never agreed to anything so fast She got your attention With her long acrylic nails rattling against your cage And you jumped into her arms She told me some things about you And finally handed you over to me I placed you against my chest And you immediately began purring (My heart) I stroked your shiny black coat While the lady explained to me How a young girl like me Could miss out on some fun opportunities Because of this cat I didn't really care. I held you like you were going to leap away from me at any given moment   But you didn't leap away so that meant I was doing something right, right? My mom was snapping away And I was falling in love with you And you were licking my arm and Making biscuits against my chest After the long, long conversation Between my mom and the lady I had to give you back. I almost started crying. I made a noise in the back of my throat And you looked up at me with those eyes I kept stroking your fur I really didn't want to leave without you in my arms But I had to. My goodbye to you was a kiss on top of the head And you placed your head in the crook of my neck. (Oh **** here comes the tears from all this reminiscing) I gave you back You put back in your cage And before I left I looked back at you And of course you looked up at me With those eyes I left the animal shelter with a heavy heart. The next day I went on the shelter's website Looking for your picture to show my grandma, to showcase how photogenic you are And you weren't there I searched And searched And searched I thought it was a glitch But I knew it wasn't I knew it before I even realized. You got adopted. I cried. Quite a lot actually. I had made plans to got to he shelter the next week So you could meet my sister Eventually, I got over it And I was happy for you You got adopted! You have a home! The hard part is the fact that it isn't my home. Sometimes I look at a box and think 'Wow, if Mason was here, he would've loved that box' Or I could be alone in bed and think 'If Mason was here, he'd be laying next to me, purring like crazy' I miss you, Mason.
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Sep 5, 2016
Sep 5, 2016 at 3:55 PM UTC
To The Three Month Old Black Cat That Broke My Heart
Dear Mason, I met you on July 16, 2016 A day after my birthday I had begged my mom To take me to the animal shelter And when she did I was so happy So, so happy I was surrounded by one of the things that made me the happiest Cats I walked in there And I looked around Some cats were sleeping Most of them were grooming And others stared at me Like they wanted to **** me up (or rip up my new trendy top) I looked around some more And all these cats seemed pretty neat Just not the one for me You understand? My mom told me to hurry up So we could leave (the smell wasn't that great) And then I saw you Oh Mason You looked at me in such a way That didn't get me scared like the other cats So I crouched down Looked into your cage And you looked at me With those eyes Oh your eyes were beautiful I stuck my finger in your cage And you batted at it playfully (Even when the lady working there told me not to. How could I not(those eyes)?) I was fixated on you You were fixated on me And finally the lady Asked if I wanted to hold you I have never agreed to anything so fast She got your attention With her long acrylic nails rattling against your cage And you jumped into her arms She told me some things about you And finally handed you over to me I placed you against my chest And you immediately began purring (My heart) I stroked your shiny black coat While the lady explained to me How a young girl like me Could miss out on some fun opportunities Because of this cat I didn't really care. I held you like you were going to leap away from me at any given moment   But you didn't leap away so that meant I was doing something right, right? My mom was snapping away And I was falling in love with you And you were licking my arm and Making biscuits against my chest After the long, long conversation Between my mom and the lady I had to give you back. I almost started crying. I made a noise in the back of my throat And you looked up at me with those eyes I kept stroking your fur I really didn't want to leave without you in my arms But I had to. My goodbye to you was a kiss on top of the head And you placed your head in the crook of my neck. (Oh **** here comes the tears from all this reminiscing) I gave you back You put back in your cage And before I left I looked back at you And of course you looked up at me With those eyes I left the animal shelter with a heavy heart. The next day I went on the shelter's website Looking for your picture to show my grandma, to showcase how photogenic you are And you weren't there I searched And searched And searched I thought it was a glitch But I knew it wasn't I knew it before I even realized. You got adopted. I cried. Quite a lot actually. I had made plans to got to he shelter the next week So you could meet my sister Eventually, I got over it And I was happy for you You got adopted! You have a home! The hard part is the fact that it isn't my home. Sometimes I look at a box and think 'Wow, if Mason was here, he would've loved that box' Or I could be alone in bed and think 'If Mason was here, he'd be laying next to me, purring like crazy' I miss you, Mason.
Based on a true story. p.s My profile pic is of Mason and I
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Sep 5, 2016
Sep 5, 2016 at 3:55 PM UTC
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