Lhasa Apso

Lhasa Apso, what is that
My son did shyly ask
Eyes still sad from tragic loss
His puppy it had died

A dog, you goose, I did reply
White bundle of fluff was lifted
Mouth shaped a perfect O
Little fingers reaching

His little arms they held it tight
It's fur he gently stroked
Gentle kisses on the nose
A tongue his face it washed

The sadness dropped behind a veil
His eyes a joy to see
Wide eyed wonderment
A twinkle there within

And yet the puppy not forgot
Still wanders to the garden
Cross at grave to mark the site
Whispers, Goodnight Tia
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Posted: Jul 2011
About this poem:
Blame Odette67 for this....read her 'My Darling...My Love'....and instantly it reminded me of when my son was eight years old and he lost his best friend...and this was born out of that

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agoodguy2have
steve, the lessons of passing sometimes come at a young age. glad to hear you had a antidote for his grief. ;-)
gnj4u
Hi, steve1223,
It's good to know that life goes on after death. I'm sure Tia would be pleased to know that your son was able to make more room for love.
Odette67
And yet the puppy not forgot
Still wanders to the garden
Cross at grave to mark the site
Whispers, Goodnight Tia

Ahhh, this brought tears to my eyes, this is so lovely but sad too, I have said goodbye to many wee dog's in the past, it does not get any easier, I dread when my Molly goes, cos I think she will be my last dog, I am not getting any younger.teddybear
Fellsman
Hi Steve

The loss of a beloved dog - the scars are so painful and deep...
Movingly narrated...

Bill cheers
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