Today, my friend held her love to help him over the
bridge.
I promised that tonight I would look for his shooting star
as he crossed.
Instead, we have rain and thunder. And I remembered. Bittersweet, but remembered.
The morning after I lost the love of my life and my heart, I
awakened to Steve Ray Vaughn’s ‘The Sky Is Crying’. A rainy day and so fitting.
Ah, you can raise them from 10 weeks of age. And hold them close for 15 years. Or you can adopt the ones in need, the
abused, as was Britty, or the unwanted bounceback, as was Berry. Or new kids, 5 and 7 years of age.
There will never be enough years to encompass the love we
have. And there will never be a time
when the heart does not break at a goodbye.
To my angels, and the angels in friends’ lives, thank
you. You have blessed us all by your
presence and love.
They are the greatest gifts. So,
in tonight’s rain and thunder, I feel tears, thundering paws and a wind’s whisper of
you racing over the bridge.
Shooting stars live in our hearts.
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