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Doggy Heaven

Where Tails Wag Forever

By Miguel RamirezPublished 3 years ago 1 min read

In loving memory of Chucho, my canine friend,

Whose life tragically met its untimely end.

He bounded through our home, full of wag and zest,

The heart and soul, the very best.

With paws of joy, he'd greet us at the door,

His tail wagging wildly, filling our hearts galore.

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He'd prance and play, a ball of furry glee,

Bringing laughter and love to our family.

In the car, head out the window he'd be,

Glasses and hats, his style so fancy and free.

With wind in his fur, he'd embrace the ride,

His spirit shining bright, by our side.

Oh, Chucho, you brought life to our house,

Your presence, your antics, like a playful mouse.

But now, we mourn, our hearts heavy with pain,

Knowing we won't see your antics again.

Let this be a reminder, to all who pass,

To drive with care, and slow down on the gas.

For our four-legged friends, who bring us such cheer,

Deserve safety and love, with each passing year.

Chucho, dear friend, we'll forever miss your grace,

Your paw prints on our hearts, time cannot erase.

In our memories, you'll forever reside,

A cherished companion, our beloved guide.

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Miguel Ramirez

My name is Miguel. I am from South Texas 15 miles from the border of Mexico. In my spare time I'm like to create poems and stories. Hope you may enjoy them and thank you. Feel free to leave any comments.

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    Written by Miguel Ramirez