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Poetry: For Pet Memorial Sunday

I’ll be speaking a little later today about “Loving Again After Loss, Why We Adopt Pets” at the Pet Memorial

This poem was inspired by Kelly, and a certain drizzly summer morning in 2009. Pawprints and Raindrops I am not

Your petite silhouette lingers long, graceful legs tipped with soundless slender paws the waving tendril of a tail curls in

The world alight in green shades more than I have brilliant life given giving and glows in spring showers on

This was a conversation between two people which I overheard, secretly taking notes, as I was browsing the overcrowded racks

The world alight in green shades more than I have brilliant life given giving and glows in spring showers on

This morning I looked out on a tentative sun shining upon a light overnight snowfall, the delicate beauty of light

A satin silent night, A silver path through my window, And silken paws paused to stay On the pillow next

My heart is still in Newtown today, one week later. May we remember the innocent children, the adults who tried

My heart is heavy with the news of the school shooting today. I’ve used my creative efforts in a poem