10. Rain and the Strome I Bring A-Cappella

I had a dog named Brandy, a golden mix with a spike. From a broken home to fill the hole in our lives.
Running through the fields by my side. Welcoming us home every day, sleeping by our door through the night.
A true believer in tummy rubs biscuit treats an’ barking at squirrels.

When she died in my arms, my worlds turned around and apart.
The pain was getting bad, had to put her down.
Never realized how deep is a heart, Crying cloudy sky comes back.
As the Rain and the storm I bring.

You can overlook the simplest things. Try and trivial, but sweet in their ways.
True to touch and emotional needs. Taming the wild to live with humanity.

At the base we’re all animals, Shutting outside through the time.
Instinks on primal carnivals, Fairy going around the wheel.

Domesticated survival outdoor life. Fumble and tumble droplets of bubbles.
Toy’s on strings mimicanation nature, joy’s in finding simple pleasures.

It was one of those days, ions charging everything.
Conversations of philosophy, when a cry came calling for me.
Mewing out, “I’m lost and scared. Alone in the forest somewhere.”
Climbing up to meet kitten eyes, the quietest little cloud with an orange hy-light.

She jumped into my arms, purring her thankfulness, out motoring a Harley Davidson.
Souls matching each other, what's your name my little being.
First drop touched her head, “Mew. Rain and the Storm I bring.”

Crowned with lighting, wing wave like coat,
Thunder rumbling when she wants some loving.
Heavy petting, full body massage, shivering quivering twitching her paw.

Paw with a call, wake up it’s morning, Let’s eat and start the day.
You’ve got ta’ do your job, I know it's hard, come back to me I’ll always listen.

Bringing smiles into my life, catnip playing tale and whip.
Familiar found wandering time, Fostering life around each other.

Keep true, that which is closest to you. 100 feet from where she lay,
Was where you came back to me. I don't see burden. Just a companion.
I value and wanted, the very nature of love