Personal Essay: Remember When You Brought Me Home

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Remember when you brought me home? I do. I was small and fragile, with bent legs and blunt teeth, You were the first person my eyes opened to. You held me in your hands like your own baby. I entertained you with my antics and made you laugh, your voice rang in my ears and made my heart warm. And even though I chewed on your shoes and killed your plants and pillows-you still rolled me over for a belly rub. I remember when I lay next to your books as you studied hard and long. Wrinkles painted your forehead and I worried for you as I snuggled next to you, wanting nothing more than to see your eyes crinkled of happiness. I listened to your dreams and nightmares, I took you out to journeys in a little dimmed room. We went to long walks where you poured your heart out and I didn't seem to mind. When I got tired, you would pick me up and hold me against your chest. I thought life could not be more perfect. I sat in our lawn, waiting for you to come home. But I didn't seem to realize that the wait started getting longer day by day. Gradually you started searching for your human mate. You would spend more time at work, worked harder to make a career. I supported you through waggling my tail and leaning on you, begging for you to understand what I wanted you to. Never did I question what you did, even when you came home with alcohol affected…show more content…
I could hear her soft footsteps, heels clicking on the hard floor as she made her way over too me. She rolled me over to another room, a blissfully quite but small room. She placed me in the middle and told me not to worry and she rubbed my cold ears with her warm hands. My heart pounded in anticipation but I was also filled with relief for I was no longer bound to feel alone and scared. The prisoner of love has run out of days. But I worried about her, because she will carry a burden on her shoulders and I know that the same way I knew your every emotion, after all you were my first

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