Hugs for Honeychile

[AZTheta]

Dear Honey,

these words have brought me comfort, and I hope they do the same for you. The author was a British poet. I don't have the entire poem, just this section.

"..trouble free you sleep
(and dream, perhaps, of me),
We could not, if we would,
forget each other.

When, in turn, the dark
Shall glaze my eyes, your joyous bark
Will greet me, echoing in the sky.
Till then, dear loving heart, goodbye."

J Walker (1928)

[AGD1978]

"All this over a DOG?"--that's what people say. But when I lost my Clyde it tore such a huge hole right out of the heart of me... Anyone who's ever truly loved an animal knows that hole, that horrible dead hurt in the middle of you.

And this made me cry:

Originally Posted by AzTheta

Dear Honey,

these words have brought me comfort, and I hope they do the same for you. The author was a British poet. I don't have the entire poem, just this section.

"..trouble free you sleep
(and dream, perhaps, of me),
We could not, if we would,
forget each other.

When, in turn, the dark
Shall glaze my eyes, your joyous bark
Will greet me, echoing in the sky.
Till then, dear loving heart, goodbye."

J Walker (1928)

(((hugs)))