For Lyssa
You were the smallest member of the family
With your little paws and tiny nose
But a heart so big and pure
An innocence that brought us all to life
With your little paws and tiny nose
But a heart so big and pure
An innocence that brought us all to life
Your little mouth opened wide
Nothing came from it but a hoarse squeak
But that didn't stop you from demanding
That the kitty treats make it into your bowl
Nine short months you spent in our lives
Not much time at all for a life so young
Yet you brought so much joy to us all
Memories which will last well into our lifetimes
Goodnight my baby girl, I will miss you
6/23/2005
Published by TommyElf
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