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Last Stand
I look at my bowl
Empty again
I plead with my master
‘Food!’ I cry
She cries salty tears
They land in my water-bowl
She needed an ear
When she cries I listen
I cuddle up to her
My master’s master was up
I felt her twitch
The sound of heavy boots echoed
It was the epitome of her fear
For both of our fears
I stand defense ready for the battle
Ready for the war
Ready for the possible last stand
The door swung open
I growled in warning
He screamed something
I didn’t understand it
She cowered down whimpering
He grabbed her
I didn’t like that
I pounced
Scratching
hissing
clawing
Whatever I could do
‘Danger!’ my senses screamed
As I pounced again a pain
A deep achy pain!
I slammed into something
Screaming!
My master was screaming!
I tried to get up
But my body
My poor wrecked body
This was my last stand
My vision, usually sharp and perceptive, blurred
I saw a sharp glint in my master's masters hand
I watcher in still horror as it came down
Blow after blow
Then he left
We were alone
She got up
Something wet and red ran from her body
where the shiny thing struck
she crawled toward me
She called my name
Clear salty tears were falling again
They streamed from her big teal eyes
Like from those pictures she showed me
Of the glorious water falling off cliffs
She told me she would go there someday
My sweet innocent master laid down
The red water touched me
It was warm
I could feel her unsteady breathing
Cold and warm
We inhaled together
Then exhaled
It was our last stand
She was gone
I was fading
The dark room faded and a whiteness replaced it
I cocked my head to my name being called
I looked forward
My master!
She was prettier than ever
Her long purple hair was no longer draped in blood
I shined in the divine light
Her eyes glittered with joy
Her smile was real again and emitted her joy
White wings extended from her back
That was our last stand
But not our last moment
-FreakE 4/20/10
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