Discerning Dogs Poem by Bryan Riley

Discerning Dogs



Short roadtrip into town-
After a long, dry winter;
got to purchase fuel
for the engines
(you'll know what I mean)

The new bookstore-
crisp, fresh; not musty
like Belfast; found a
treasure. Uncovered
the fuel. It's always done
by digging.

Leaving after a fashion,
we came across a
couple walking a very
large herding dog; a
Cornish Giganticus Humongus,
or something like that
My wife commented:
'You could see this one
coming from a distance'
(meaning the dog)

The woman laughed
and said: 'This is one
of his (the dog's)
favorite stores'
(the book store)
I remember thinking:
'That's funny. I didn't know
dogs were discerning'

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Bryan Riley

Bryan Riley

Salem, Massachusetts
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