Category Archives: Poetry

More Poetry by My Dog

My dog is on a roll–she wrote another poem. This one is for my daughter:

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I love the girl
Just my size
laughy chasey fun
I love the girl
Easy treats
free cheese and table drops
I love the girl
Sleeptight stayclose
guardian me
I love the girl.

It probably doesn’t make up for the fact the dog chewed the girl’s princess crown to pieces last night, but I guess it’s a good start.

My Small Stone

Vikki, over at The View Outside got my wheels aspinnin’ when she posted about the Small Stones challenge. And while January is too far gone for me, I decided it was never too late to be mindful of the five senses. But the one that stuck in my head and wouldn’t go away wasn’t even my senses, it was my dog’s senses. And it wasn’t just five, I suspect a sixth.

A poem:

dog inhales the world,
breathing every shape of dogs passed
brown rabbit’s run
a foreign salt truck’s rumble
and underneath…
the dark scent
of the mailman’s intentions.