"She loved a type of love
that others could have never loved the same
She had eyes that sparkled
like droplets of morning rain

She was like a guarding shadow
one that never left you when you were scared
She would give little pink kisses
showing that it was really love she shared

She smiled a silent smile
one that was always there, but never showed
She was always there to comfort you
to wipe away the tears until they slowed

She laughed a muted laugh
one that was only heard with the heart
She made you feel special
like a precious piece of art

She forever lives in the souls
that she turned light instead of dark
She will always be the angel
that left a paw print for a mark"
- by me

I made this poem for Mollie, Kamekoneko's dog, who was hit and killed by a speeding car. I was close with Mollie too, and she was loved by so many people. And because of some idiot who decided to speed, she is dead... and is never coming back. It has left Kamekoneko (Abbie), her family, me, and so many other people with broken hearts and wet reddened eyes. Were a few moments of speeding really worth her life? Was it worth ending a creature's life and hurting so many people, just to get somewhere quicker? And then, for the killer to yell at Mollie's owner like it was her who had run over the little angel instead of him. How can people do this? How can people be so cold hearted when they have left so many people empty and crying, and not even feel guilty or say sorry? It's just... wrong.

To anyone who read this, please, please, leave a comment on Kamekoneko's page giving her support for the loss of her dog. Mollie wasn't just a dog, she was family. And imagine how you would feel if you lost a family member you would give the world for to make them happy. And how you would give the world for them to be brought back into your arms.