My Dog  Marley
Hi, I am Cowboycmar. My dog Marley was a beagle and she had to be put down last year because of cancer. It is a permanent effect because she is permanently gone. 

I miss her and her fur was soft. I swore she could read my mind. She was so fun to take on walks and car rides. She was so awesome!! She understood me and she was the only dog who could be put on a leash. She would run off sometimes but we would always find her. We had to hook her to the clothes’ line so she would not run off into the woods. She was also my grandma’s dog's best friend. They would run and play together in and outside. She would be so happy to go on walks. She was the most cheerful dog I have ever had!


Thanks for reading,
Cowboycmar

His feet thudded against the pavement,

Making a rhythmic sound that seemed to lull his senses,
His mind was empty;

Just a blank white space, filled with nothing,
He ran this route every morning, rain or shine

But this time something would change, forever,
As he raised his head he saw it;

A spiral of smoke rising from the place where his house was,
He started sprinting, in a frantic mad dash,

He hoped it was a campfire from the house across from his, but he knew different,
As he rounded the bend he knew things would change, 

And that they would change forever.





 

Upon normal occasions, the girl liked water.
It was calm, smooth, rolling upon itself, self-reliant and assured.

But when the wall of water came upon her village, 
when it cascaded down upon her home and life,

she did not like it. 
In fact, she hated it. 

She was on her way to school,
holding hands with her younger brother,

walking on the cracked sidewalk
towards the dusty town center.

Her brother felt it first; 
a tremble from deep within the Earth.

His tiny hands tightened on hers, 
large, trusting eyes looking to her for safety.

There was nothing she could do, 
but she tried. She tried so hard to save them.

“Run,” she whispered to him. 
And they ran. 

In the end, it made no difference;
the water still descended,

it still hit them like a stone wall
and flattened them to the ground. 

my dearest
we were such friends
I had a pet name for you
did I hold to tight
too close 
was just the time and space.
was it me 
did I change
did I drift away
on the riseing tide
I wish 
I could tell you
how much 
I 
I never felt this scared 
in my life
how do you take your tea
I wish I knew
I want to talk to you 
I wish you would talk