She skips supper sometimes.
She seldom sleeps soundly since.
She's struggling, surely.
She seems so sad.
Someone suggested, "She's sick."
She shouldn’t shoulder such suffering.
She shouldn't show such sensitivity.
She shouldn't speak so sharply.
She shouldn't stay so spiteful.
Someone scoffed, "She's simply stubborn."
She should seek some stability.
She should set some standards.
She should see someone.
She should smile.
Someone surmised, "She's spiraling."
She's standoffish.
She's scornful.
She's selfish.
She's shrill.
Someone speculated, "She’s sinking."
Surprise!
She's satisfied.
She's secure.
She's strong.
She's safe.
So stop spreading slander.
She's surviving.
About the Creator
Evan W
teacher, learner, adventurer, writer. trying my best most of the time.
- Supported by: Ollie
Why Indie and Otis Came to Love OllieSupported by: Ollie
Like most dog moms, the best part of my day is the time spent with my dogs. I have an 8 year old Pittie mix named Indie and a two year old Frenchie mix named Otis. Indie is my soul dog and the love of my life. She has inspired me to become a photographer, a business owner, and a creator, among other things. She is the smartest and most loyal creature who selflessly makes sure that I’m happy above all else. Most of the time, she knows how I’m feeling before I do. When we’re together, she’s my shadow–never more than a few inches from me at all times.
By Brittney Averyabout 4 hours ago in Petlife
Comments (1)
Beautiful! Very beautiful! She's strong!