urn:lj:livejournal.com:atom1:charismatiq Amerie Amerie 2008-05-30T15:20:32Z urn:lj:livejournal.com:atom1:charismatiq:1230 2007-12-14T12:28:42Z 2008-05-30T15:20:32Z Word.<br /><br />Death is inevitable.<br /><br /><br />In my twenty years of existence in this world, I have come to realize that the death of family, friends, or people I care about is what I fear the most in life.<br /><br />Everything happened in a blink of an eye. One minute, he was excitedly running its way, eager to welcome me as I opened the gate. And the next time I saw him, he was lying on the our backyard desperately grasping for air to breathe.<br /><br />And at that instance, I pondered to myself, and asked God to save our dog. The dog whose fur was something I enjoyed to ruffle and play with. That tall, black, energetic dog whose tail was always wagging its way onto my legs.<br /><br />We tried to revive him, but time and faith was not on our side. I will surely miss him. My dog and my friend. That one special creature that God gave to us. I will always remember him.<br /><br />My dog, our special dog, with no name.<br /><br />May you rest in peace.