Epitaph to Abby
Once, I was just a wee lad.
I was born of a mom and a dad.
Cute as a button,
I didn’t eat mutton,
Because that is not what we had.
Our golden retriever puppy
Was much more fun than our guppy.
She ate everything,
Calculators and string;
They seemed to sit well in her tummy.
Then one day she got very sick,
My hands she no longer would lick.
She had trouble breathing,
I remembered her teething,
But now she was much too lethargic.
She never was sick in the past,
But was heading downhill fast.
There wasn’t a fix,
So she crossed the Styx
The blinds no longer half mast.
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