by Brenda
Jane, no it's not wrong. Losing a pet is losing a member of your family. We learn to deal with the loss and this other love with the auburn fur is there to help. He's the bridge that will help you heal. Take care- |
by silvershoes
Thank you for saying this, it was healing for me to read words of acceptance. I love my new little boy very much and he has been a bridge, as you beautifully said. Sometimes my longing for the one who died sends me into a whirlwind of guilt and heartbreak. I am slowly learning to live with the hole in my heart. It has shrunk, but it'll never disappear. |
by Therapoetic4
Wow. The emotional honesty in lines 10&11... |
by silvershoes
Hey, I appreciate the question. I woke up in the middle of the night in a nightmare and wrote this on my phone, as is. When posting it today, I considered adding punctuation, but decided to leave it as it was originally written to hold true to the raw moment when I was putting my anguish into words. |
by Em
This is really moving!! |
by nouriguess
How did I not read this earlier!? My heart is broken. Only you could write such a short, simple poem and break my heart with it. |
by nouriguess
"Is it wrong at 6 months, I loved you more |
by silvershoes
I love you so much, sweet Noura. Thank you for your tenderness <3 |
by nouriguess
It’s not wrong at all to grieve in the way that you need to grieve in. My heart breaks reading this. Nothing is ever bad about having a pet, except losing them. Love you. |
by nouriguess
“Is it wrong at 6 months, I loved you more |