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Created on: May 27, 2007
Beneath a blood red sun,
fur and teeth flew around,
they would not stop 'til one was on
the ground.
Viciously they bit and tore,
they would not part 'til
one was at deaths door.
They couldn't argue, they couldn't agree,
it went too far as you can see,
on that day they met their ends,
they were my dearest friends...
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