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| Zetan |
Posted: Dec 10 2007, 04:13 PM
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Poster's note:
Wasn't sure where to stick this. Stories don't seem appropriate ... its a poem/ode/rant, but unlike most poems, its "real" ... it describes what my beloved late mate and I went through. Its in two parts (as in I wrote it at two different times, just poured it out each time), the last of which I wrote in 2000, before she passed away, so it doesn't reach through that ... and not sure if I have it in me yet to write that final part. Its a little ... embarrassing, I guess, hard to find the right word ... its very emotional and I was no flawless angel through the bad things my mate went through, but ... I think the story needs to be told, and this is how my hands chose to record what happened. COVY VON RAVEN Part I (written 22 August 22, 1999) Twas amid passions fading with some zoophile They sought a German Shepherd bitch for themself To rid the frustration they felt not desiring me That a listing in the classifieds we did persue. Wanted they a shepherd for their lusts; one that match their passionate drive But at the end of our persuit we found A creature afraid, a spirit in pain named Covy Never will I forget her fearful manner Cowering in corners and undercurling her tail I felt her sadness, her fear and her loneliness I goaled myself to warm her spirit As they talked and chatted I tended to her As she lay unmoving, unpanting and unreacting Her head on the floor in the corner by the couch Not even so much as moving her eyes as I held her. Time marched by and finally after an hour My gentle stroking and heartfelt words Yielded result as she panted her content Raised her head and bestowed a lick. That moment I was hers, my heart beating for her Though they thought they would own her body I knew she would own my heart, sould and spirit So we brought her home, each with a different intent. A half week she was with us and she did not move Took not a lap of her water nor bite of her food I feared I had failed her as she continued to unreact To my every touch, my every plea and effort On my human lover's advice, I picked her up and carried her To our bed where she continued her unwavering trance I applied my best ministrations, cuddling and stroking Hours passed when she thumped the floor with the end of her tail It was a momentous event, this time I would not move her To disturb this thawing I did of her soul; I kept going And gained the trophied lick as her eyes unfroze That night they unleashed their desires upon her But it was I who was owned by her gemstone trust Even as they paraded to prove their zooness And pushed and prodded myself to join them The intimacy was not in the action but the feeling They proved their drive more powerful than mine But it was I, owned by her trust, who became her mate Her providor and protector, nurturer and partner And yet I failed to see how much she meant to me Time passed and her bond strengthened But I found work that kept me away from her Helped them with a project that took more time They needed help so I invited Evil She didn't trust Evil and she tried to warn me And yet I failed to see how much she meant to me And the work that kept me away from her Kept me from protecting her from Evil Dragged by a chain into a cell Evil locked her in with itself And gratified its savage lusts In ways only a human could. Unable to escape, with not enough strength to fight Evil invaded her, Evil violated her, Evil hurt her Evil's own beasts, twisted under its Evil care No longer fulfilled Evil's needs and it wanted more They arrived home as Evil returned her Intending to act as though nothing happened But they caught it leading her out To the romping grounds I had left her I arrived some time later and They told me With words she could not speak yet she told volumes In her manner she carried as those difficult first days And her scent odored as Evil had odored of scented oil Toward Evil from that day she trusted no refuge And did all she could to flee its presence; From Evil alone would she flee from past me From other beings she would flee to me Evil spoke to subdue my realization and wisdom And succeeded in imprisoning them in my dark reaches Leading to my failing to server as her protector Though she continued to love me all the same. As Evil did so, it unleashed its stud Upon her as she was trapped upon her run And Evil ingratiated its insatiable lust As she suffered its rape again For two moons Evil convinced me Her unspoken words were delusions But as I finally learned Evil's ways I realized I had failed to protect her My mind finally thundered and my soul did explode In one night of revelation my spirit created maelstrom Amid the hellish fury of my soul, I pondered options Including forever banishing Evil from this realm What force Evil had to drive me so far That my peaceful spirit erupted so violently And I knew Evil's purpose would be served And Evil would forever possess me if I so banished Instead I banished Evil from my realm Casting it back from where it came Though I knew it would merely possess The realm of another spirit someday A moon came and went, Evil's beast left in my care The beast frolicked and played, regaining his spirit But a moon past Evil's banishment, a morning light revealed His tail ceased its playful whipping as he passed from this realm A dark fog enshrouded my soul, as I felt I had failed Yet another loving spirit, this time to their end And another moon later, Evil's and his legacy entered the realm From precious Covy as she bore eight creatures Eight creatures came and eight creatures left As my dark fogged soul could not see to protect them From the parasitic devils that consumed them And nearly consumed Covy as well Her breaths grew hard and her energy waned She lay helpless in pain ... no more could I take Another failure on my part so I stayed by her side And had she passed on, I knew I would follow An ointment removed Covy's infection And my pleading beckoned her to live She did not allow my failures to waver Her faith in me, even as I still could not see. More moons would pass yet even following such dark My love of a human blinded my love for Covy Even as dark forces claimed my love with Human, My love for Covy still did not appear to me. Only after escaping that realm for a bit Seperated from her for some three weeks Did I realize how much I depended upon her Did I realize how strong I was bound to her Her absence tore a gaping hole in my spirit It mauled my soul and ravaged my heart No longer was I blind to my need For her loving, loyal companionship I faced many challenges upon my return As thriced I gained and thrice I lost The means to care for my beloved Even as she carried ten new lives into the world I feared, as she did, I would falter again I stayed at my Beloved's side through wee hours Meeting her needs as she provided for our young And ours they were if not by biology then by care Conceived in the time we had been apart These young tailwhippers knew me as father Many hours each day would I spend to admire Their spirits, their life and their personalities Blessedly half again a moon would pass Before the most precious of them left this realm I cried for this one I named Xaara For with her I bonded above and beyond the rest Her memory lives on, as would her brothers and sisters As my means to provide faltered three times Took their toll on the young and they upon my heart But one has survived, provided for by dear friends. After our souls departed from one another Formerly my Human's spirit swung and swayed Knocking me hard to the point I gained fear Not knowing if his pain would hurt Covy as well From his realm I finally fled, taking Covy with me And leaving her in a safe place, though its beyond my grasp And so here I meander, her absence gnawing at me again But for her I will climb back onto my true path To gain her back I must make some radical changes I must set aside my pain as I keep her in mind Many obstacles and great sadness lie in my path But for her I will; its is for her I live on Were she not out of reach I would not work so hard So that someday soon I may provide For her as she deserves. To hold her in my arms, to qualm her lonesome howls To have no Evil nor Humans to come between us again To repay her love, her loyalty and her strength She has proven as she loves me through my failures. |
| Zetan |
Posted: Dec 10 2007, 04:16 PM
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COVY VON RAVEN
Part II (written June 10, 2000) Two thousand miles apart, she remained within my heart Freed from a union pulling my soul into darkness, Gazing at the moon, I wondered if she howled I wondered what she felt, I wonder what she thought Frequently did I messenge her guardian Pleasant repors came for three moons When chills broke out in my soul I knew something was awry with her Frantically did I message her Guardian but to no avail; Seven days passed before he confirmed my fears: Parasites ate at Her very heart and lungs; Her chances of passing from this realm were great A promise I had made when she and I parted, Tears streaming from my face Frantic yapping from her soul I promised her we would reunite someday; Many hours I had toiled to bring about the day Yet had only started toward my goal When the harshness struck My soul crawled into darkness and my mind into chaos I begged her guardian to inform me should it appear She would depart this world eternally So that I might fulfill my promise to visit her, If only for once using what I had saved. I sent what I had for her only treatment: Poisons To kill off the parasites, but which could kill her as well And endured torturous waiting for word Of whether I must accelerate my promise Time passed and she recovered, slowly but surely And a new song resonated in my soul: A pleasant one from my past who had few riches But promised to bring Covy and I together again; A human who knew us, A human who understood A human who respected and a human who admired I pledged myself to him, and taking opportunity To voyage to see him and eventually to join On the voyage to join, I made a strong point To unite for an eve and a day with Her Many moons had passed since we had parted; Moons translated into too long for her. Her senses failed to recognize me; she regarded me as a stranger Her bond was with her guardian, who had nurtured her through the tough I felt no ills toward her nor her guardian Though my soul did cry as the one I loved Had passed her memories of me, from the dark times No blame could I place on her or her guardian Never will I forget her fearful manner Cowering in corners and undercurling her tail I felt her confusion, her fear of me and her bond with him I goaled myself to at least gain her recognition An eternity it seemed before her fear eased As empassioned stroking and cuddling Yielded result as she panted her content Raised her head and bestowed a lick. I realized the truth that time was relative For far more of her life had passed since we parted I had nearly lost her; though she was now alive I knew that someday time's discriminations would take her. I had to part to unite with the special human To begin anew to prepare for reunion I was now much closer, affording some visits Before my reunion with her Her guardian was elsewhere the fateful day; She had no hesitation in leading the way Back to the car I would drive to our new home Together again, gleeing my soul More moons have passed since our reunion She has not wavered in her devoution for me; She befriends my human mate and trusts my new friends, For they guarded over our single surviving daughter Her faith and her love, her soul and her spirit She shares unwaveringly each passing day; She alarms when I part, even if brief, For I feel she fears I will be lost to her again. So long as I can be with her, so long as I can keep keep her safe, So logn as I can keep her well, I will be with her. |
| furisforfun |
Posted: Dec 13 2007, 01:08 PM
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Putting all that into words must have made an emotional wreck of you for some time, but the result is a beautiful tribute to Covy's ability to love despite what she went through in her life. I'm glad you found each other and my condolences on your loss -_-
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| Zetan |
Posted: Dec 14 2007, 07:12 AM
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thanks, furisforfun.
Not sure if the actual story can be extracted from my emo-poetry, specifically the 'Evil' reference ... a man I knew as Aarahk (who now goes by Phoxen and other aliases) I thought was a friend online, I invited to move in when he said he wasn't happy where he was living ... he raped Covy, and she tried to tell me so but I wouldn't listen. Finally I did throw the ba$tard out, buying him a one-way greyhound ticket back to the city he came from, and he left in my care a submissive, sweet black lab mix stud named Xor. I woke up one morning, about a month after I'd thrown Aarahk out, to find Xor had died suddenly in his sleep. Xor wasn't my mate, though yeah I did stuff with him. I didn't have the bond with him that I'd had with Covy, but he would follow me around as well and always come to me for attention. I wrote this poem as another emo outpouring about Xor: -=<* XOR *>=- ? - June 1998 Dearest Xor, I am guilty Of blaming you for your master's ways I tried to fight my hatred, I tried to calm my rage But I could not for what he'd done To me, my heart, and my Covy; My heart beat coldly toward your master And I fear not warmly enough toward you You showed me nothing but love and affection, Your tail always wagged and your bark always called Your eyes always gleamed and your spirit always played You gave your love and loyalty to me, even undeserved But one dark morning, a month after your evil master's departure, I awoke early after a night of frolick and play with you I filled a bucket of water to quench your thirst When I noticed you had not awoken Startled and alarmed, I dropped my task And slowly marched to your side The instant I rested my hand on your side, I knew your slumber to be eternal It was no longer your body For it had none of the energy That you fed into your love of life And brought joy to most around you. I know not what stole your breath, Your tailwag and your heartbeat; It stole from me a mentor in life, Who taught me a lot in the short time we had. Rest in peace, Xor. Your spirit lives on in my memories. -- Eagle 17 April 1999 |
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