Rae and Mark November 29th, 2008
Here’s Doggie Poem #9:
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Freedom is Lucky running in the wind It looks really wild and undisciplined Lounging around, like Ginger on the couch Especially when she’s not being a grouch Smaller dogs sleeping for most of the day Quite relaxing to watch them, in a way Unscheduled feeding, they eat when they need Or Crystal hyped up, it goes with the breed There’s never a dull day with dogs around A part of why this is paradise found |
Rae and Mark June 29th, 2008
Here’s Doggie Poem #8:
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Bye bye back yard is called many times each day Every hour or two, it always seems that way Doggies going outside to do their business Dashing around and barking with lustiness It’s fun to watch them, when the weather is fine Not such good fun, though, when the sun doesn’t shine Glad, in that case, when they come back inside fast Perhaps it’s the lure of their snacky repast As they run back indoors, each at their own speed Ginger’s the quickest, it’s more like a stampede Ever looking for seconds, so hopefully Such pleasure from having a great family |
BTW, there’s a hidden message in this poem. Can you spot it?
Rae and Mark June 8th, 2008
Here’s Doggie Poem #7:
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Dogs will be dogs no matter what Untroubled by things they’ve not got Values, politics, and egos Experts at sniffing with their nose Things they might be able to eat Sugary snacks and, of course, meat How they love their chicken and beef Utterly mad, beyond belief Not liking dogs is a taboo To me, I love them, just like you |
BTW, there’s a hidden message in this poem. Can you spot it?
Rae and Mark June 1st, 2008
Here’s Doggie Poem #6:
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Running round and round the back yard Each day with complete disregard Caring not for mundane matters It’s clear they’re all mad as hatters Playing, chasing and barking too Ever wanting something to chew Snacks and bones and even what’s ours And then they rest, for hours and hours Drained by all of their exertions Dreams of doggy fascinations Expeditions to hunt rabbit Dogs will be dogs – that’s their habit |
BTW, there’s a hidden message in this poem. Can you spot it?
Rae and Mark May 25th, 2008
Here’s Doggie Poem #5:
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Laughing daily at our doggies As life now has no worries They play without any care Easy for them because their Canine lifestyle costs them nought As they give money no thought Resting for most of the day Doggies have it their own way |
BTW, there’s a hidden message in this poem. Can you spot it?
Rae and Mark May 16th, 2008
Here’s Doggie Poem #4:
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Burning sun from early in the morn Raucous donkey sounding the foghorn As we let the dogs out for their run Now the hunt for rabbits has begun Dark posse homing in on the scent Never quick enough, never content Endless trips under the double-wide Working just like a pack, side by side On and on, the relentless pursuit Very hyped up, their need is acute Even so, they must concede defeat Not today, the search is incomplete |
BTW, there’s a hidden message in this poem. Can you spot it?
Rae and Mark May 9th, 2008
Here’s Doggie Poem #3:
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Life with dogs is full of delight Of course, there’s Lucky, black as night Then there’s Bunny, noisy and small Sweet Goldie with her gentle crawl Often asleep, there is Ginger Frisky Big Boy, risking danger Soulful are Maggie’s deep brown eyes Now we have Hope, who’s hardly wise Or Crystal who is the reverse We love them all, for better or worse |
BTW, there’s a hidden message in this poem. Can you spot it?
Rae and Mark May 1st, 2008
Here’s Doggie Poem #2:
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Dogs care not who you are Only that you’re on a par Give them all the love they need Get it back with equal speed It doesn’t matter if you’re white Ebony, yellow, it’s all right Having no such prejudices Ensures they need no artifices Always being there, like true friends Vigilance paying dividends Enabling something very special Natural, deep, not superficial |
BTW, there’s a hidden message in this poem. Can you spot it?
Rae and Mark April 24th, 2008
Welcome to a brand new section of our blog, Doggie Poetry.
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We work in a very peculiar niche How will we ever be able to unleash All of the business that we know is out there Thousands of dogs that need protection and care Hopeless owners who need some education Although dealing with them leads to frustration Poor doggies suffering for a lack of cash People treating their pets like a piece of trash Enslaved and abused, that’s these dogs’ destiny Not really being part of a true family Every day we never know what we will hear Doing our best to give treatment and good cheer |
BTW, there’s a hidden message in this poem. Can you spot it?
