I Remember
I remember lying thinking about about the past,
I remember the day that should have been my last.
I remember how close I came to my dying moment,
I remember how it was in that horrible scrapyard,
I remember how they kicked me ever so hard,
I remember how much they laughed at their fun,
I remember crying as they yanked the chain,
I remember that my head spun with the pain.
I remember the man who spoke away my fear,
I remember that day so well I shed a tear.
I remember the family that took me home,
I remember the love they shared with me.
I remember growing old with my human family
I remember the pain they shared, my infirmity.
I remember the day they had to set me free,
I remember seeing the pain they could not hide.
I remember the release they gave me as they cried
I remember my family. in love they took away my pain,
I wait at the Rainbow Bridge to be a loving family again.
For Lucy Lockett, our Furry Family for 19 years.
© Dave Timperley 10 October 2016
Copyright © Dave Timperley | Year Posted 2016
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