To My Lost Cat - From A Bereaving Friend Poem by Mary Binu

To My Lost Cat - From A Bereaving Friend

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The gloomy day extended into two
Still I am wondering where you are.
Am I the lonely one, a fish out of water
If only you had stayed a little longer
Me thought we were meant to be together
Sweet nymph, you were more like a brother

While my mind thinks of the worst
The anguished heart hopes for the best
Still holding on to the cherished memories
Have you taken abode with the good fairies?
A feeling of loss – will you ever come back?
Hassle yet tender, you have left behind a mark.

I bid thee well noble comrade, farewell
With a hope that the other home is swell
May be on someday we shall meet
In the new world that is calm and neat
Holding you tight I smooch your fur
Safe in my arms, you will gently purr.
[This poem is dedicated to my lost cat, named Pinky]

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Hans Vr 26 June 2010

I hope Pinky comes back. If not, do not be afraidof the sadness. Every loss goes with sadness. Sadness is normal, intrinsically human. It is initially bitter but in the end it takes a form full of grace and changes in to gratefulness for the good times we had Nothing is permanent. (I think 'eternity' from William blake is a great poem for someone who encountered a loss. If you have time, please read it on this website and also my comment under the poem)

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