A Farewell Letter To My Beloved

 


A Farewell Letter To My Beloved




Dear Azi,

Never in my life did I imagine I would write this letter to you way too soon. My heart feels heavy carrying the weight of your absence. Finding the right words to express the depth of my sorrow and pain and the immense love I have for you is impossible. You were more than just a pet; you were a cherished member of our family, my companion, my confidant, and my lifeline.

 

It’s funny how I never wanted a dog in the first place, but from the moment you bounded into my life, you brought the immense joy and warmth to my life that I have been looking for. My darkest days were lit up with your wagging tail and playful spirit. Your existence left a huge impact and mark on me. You saved me, Zi. You gave me a reason to keep living. 

 

I will always treasure our long morning and afternoon walks in the woods and the quiet days and evenings we spent cuddled up together. No matter what was happening in my life, you were always there to stay with me. For the first time in my life, I had someone who loved me unconditionally and accepted me for who I am.

 

Even for the measured time we had, I am grateful that I got to spend all of it with you. You taught me so much about loyalty, joy, and living in the present. You taught me what love and patience really mean—something humans failed to teach me. I will be carrying these lessons with me forever.

 

Saying goodbye to you is, by far, one of the hardest things I ever have to do. The house feels emptier and lonely without your playful barks and gentle nudges. I miss your comforting presence by my side and the way you would look at me with those big, loving eyes that seemed to understand everything. When you died, a part of me died, too. It’s difficult to imagine a world without you in it.

 

Please know that I love you deeply and that your spirit will forever remain in my heart. I hope you are now running freely in a place where you are not restricted to chasing after all the butterflies and where you can play and bask in the sunshine. I take comfort in knowing that you are no longer in pain and that you are at peace.

 

Thank you for being my best friend and savior and for all the beautiful memories we created together. You will always be a part of me, and I will cherish our time together for as long as I live.

 

Rest well, my love. Au revoir.

 

With all my love,

Mum

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