This poem is about a beloved hooded pet rat who was loved dearly by many who met her.
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Autumn Calls: Dedicated to “Oreo”
Prolonging Death is hardly kind When all is lost but for the mind If you had been there to suffer long You’d see that Medicine is truly wrong The eyes of Love beg let me go My dress fades glorious as you know Cry but a moment then sigh relief For I am free the autumn leaf. I spiral down The breeze my friend Back to the earth to rise again I’ll be the robin, the sun and tree The season claims my Destiny This captive Soul may you release Your understanding brings me Peace.
Ciera S. Louise c. August 22, 2005
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