This poem is dedicated to a friend of mine to passed in the spring of 2015.

The friend was my rabbit, Turbo. Also, even though I’m 17 years old I’m sad that my rabbit died. Why? Because he was my friend for 6 years and helped me get through difficult times, seeing him dead was not the thoughest part, witnessing his sickness and pain was.

To make the poem better, listent to a calm, classical song and reading it slowly with tiny-short breaks at each line switch.

 

 

Of all memories only few are engraved into our minds

of you

I remember your furry little nose

pushing my shoe in search for dried bread I put there some days

I remember how you ran around your fence as if the devil was after your tail

I remember how you crawled through your silly plastic tube

just to stick your head out the other side and then run back

 

the other side, what’s that?

all our memories exists only within our mind, do they exist on the other side?

I do hope so

but neither here nor there can you prove their physical existence

thus they are so fragile no matter of their existence

 

well, I don’t care if the other side exists.

I don’t care if I’ll see you there.

 

because I saw you here…

with my real eyes,

in real memories

stored in my real mind

I saw you

 

and when I’m gone I’ll find out if that other side exists

or maybe I won’t

but I will find out if you exists there

 

if so I will care

I will remember

and I will meet ALL my lost friends

including you

 

maybe just maybe, that was your message

with your running and crawling

sprinting and jumping

maybe you tried to tell me that there is the other side

just maybe

farewell Turbo, I’ll see you there