
Baby Bella.
Small and fierce.
Attack the big dog.
Bit slims lip til it was pierced.
Full of energy.
Fly around the rock yard
Tracing the concrete smooth burm.
Soft pads could not take the hard
You were a momma to four
Only three survived
I could tell you were sad and mourned
We parted with the morkies teary eyed
You were still rough
And a fighter
Alpha dog tough
And a biter
But then one day
I don’t know when
You curled in my lap to lay
I looked at you and saw my friend.
When I was left alone
You filled the space by my side
The bite you bit was now atoned
My heart cracked open wide
For ten years we cuddled
We slept in somber sleep
Your snores were muddled
While I held you to my cheek
Even to the last day
I enveloped you in arms
Wrapped you like a baby
Cooed and sneezed with charm
Now my arm is cold and empty
No fluff to rub my fingers on
No dark eyes blinking love back plenty
I miss my baby Bella now that she’s gone.