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Poetry On Odyssey: Final Goodbye

A poem that takes on two points of view.

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Poetry On Odyssey: Final Goodbye
Kayla Resler

Before the poem is read, I would like to give a little background information.

Very recently my guinea pig, Leonard, passed away. He was sick his whole life with one thing or another but I loved him overwhelmingly. As a way to grieve, I have written this poem that indicates his last moments from his point of view and from my own.

Chest heaving,

I try to breathe.

Voice speaking,

I try to hold on.

I am leaving but I love you.


Chest heaving,

I try to breathe.

Tears falling,

I try to see.

You leaving,

I am grieving.

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