Valintine
by Lacie
Valentine She was the light of my life and my heart and soul. When she died I cried every night for a month strait. I thought there would be emptiness in me forever. Then I got Kisses. Most people don't believe in reincarnation. I never use to. Now I do. Excuse the errors it’s getting hard to see through my teary eyes. 6months later I was a t a neighbors yard sale. She lived a few blocks a way s I never met here dogs. She breed dogs. Chihuahuas to be exact. Excuse the spelling the keys are damp. I was looking for another dog by then. I new she breed Chihuahuas. I wanted an older dog. One I could give a second chance and I wouldn't have to train. Then she said Kisses. An old dog, 9 or 10, she was a worn out mother of the year. I said when could I take her home. That will be a year in June. We still have her. She can't replace Val but who ever could? She is still alive along with Vals only live born Pup, Andrew but that’s another story. The church teaches that dogs don't do to heaven but if that’s true I don't really want to go. Being told I will never see her again makes me think that life after death really isn't that great. In truth heaven is suppose to be a place of eternal happiness but how will I ever be happy with out my beloved pets? My love is animals and f god thinks that he can take them then I’d rather go to hell. But that’s not where my pets are going to be. So if I can't see them again then I’d rather be laid in the ground and never have another thought or act whether heaven or hell. All I’d ask is to be sent to the place when the animals go. The place I could call heaven. A place called the Rainbow Bridge In greatest Memory Of my girl Valentine my god rest her soul February 14, 1980 to September 21, 1997
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