Pet Memorial Poems
'To Love Again'


'To Love Again' is one of the many pet memorial poems which deals with not only the subject of petloss, but also the subject of getting a new pet.

A poem about losing a pet and finding the strength and room in your heart to love another pet, this is one of the poems for pet loss that makes me smile.

It perfectly captures that 'cat' attitude, whereby they take over your house, rip your furniture to shreds but still you love them.

In my case I even had a cat whose favourite hobby was flinging herself at the wall in order to knock off all my pictures and ornaments. Once felled, she would then chew up the evidence.

The cat pictured below is my cat Leggs, who as you can see enjoys hogging the sofa.


But still we love them.....






To Love Again



Oh what unhappy twist of fate

Has brought you homeless to my gate,

The gate where once another stood

To beg for shelter warmth and food?


For from that day I ceased to be

The master of my destiny,

While she, with purr and velvet paw

Became within my house the law.


She scratched the furniture and shed

And claimed the middle of my bed,

She ruled in arrogance and pride

And broke my heart the day she died.


So if you really think, oh cat

I'd willingly relive all that,

Because you come forlorn and thin

Well don't just stand there - come on in!



Author Unknown




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