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A MAN'S BEST FRIEND
A man’s best friend is still his faithful dog
Who anxiously awaits his return home.
Where would man be without his canine love
When his human mates have left him alone.
If a man was as good as his dog thinks
He'd be more famous than a football star.
It's too bad our wives don't feel the same way
I guess its because they know how we are.
Man has no fear of his dog's love for life
Though it’s usually man who buries his pet.
It matters not be they large or small
What animal has loved man more, as yet?
By Tom Zart
Tom Zart
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Sierra Leblanc (5/1/2008 10:06:00 AM)
WOW... That's all I can say, this poem is amazing! You have a real talent on your hands, write more! I too, have a dog, and I love her more that anything. This poem really touched me, it was truly amazing! |
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