It's been 4 years, and I still miss you
4 years without your bark (more like a squeek). 4 years without your licks. 4 yesrs, and I still cry over your death. I know you needed to go. and I know you are watching me from above. 18 years was not enough time with you. you were my soul mate. I'll see you in the next life. ♡ I'm sure. I'm 31 now. engaged. he misses you, too. I carry around a locket with your picture in it whenever I need to smile.
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