Ben's Dog Poem by Sidi Mahtrow
Ben's Dog
They came and took Ben away,
Just after the break of day.
The dog didn't understand
What had happened to his man.
On the front porch, he stay(ed) .
There was no reason for him to stray.
He awaited his master's call
Through the early days of fall.
Neither hunger, thirst nor bitter cold
Took him from this home of old.
Depleted; as days crept by
He watched the ever changing sky.
Finally Ben came; some folks say
And he and his dog went away.
A beautiful poem from you. Dogs are 100 % loyal - its different with cats..Wishing you a day full of joy-Pia
On the front porch, he stay(ed) . There was no reason for him to stray. He awaited his master's call Through the early days of fall. God made love of this good dear one, mind is full of my olden days....
What an inspirational and beautiful piece 10, without fail Love duncan X
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I would like to translate this poem
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4/26/2024 8:38:45 AM # 1.0.0.1119
good write with a flowing storyline. nothing quite like our best friends