You soft, brown angel-
Smelling a bit like an old shoe,
Cuddled tight against my foot,
Making sure I can't sneak off,
Can't leave your noble side,
Unless you know at the precise microsecond
That I am not going to be sitting here
In front of my computer
At my laundry room desk.
Oh no. That is never permitted,
Because when I leave your majestic presence,
You follow me, licking my leg tenderly,
And I feel like a peasant kissed by my queen.
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Because when I leave your majestic presence, You follow me, licking my leg tenderly, And I feel like a peasant kissed by my queen. Oh what a lovely concluding lines of a great realization. lovely dear poetess. thank you