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Love of the Animals


At sixteen I knew

and at seventeen I fell.

 

You and I

will howl to the moon

for every night to come.

Pups will weave

throughout feet.

 

You and I,

like our hairy cousins,

will cry a distressing cry.

And with that,

the other will leave.

 
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