A Dog Story Poem by Jan Oskar Hansen

A Dog Story



A dog story

I had a dog she loved me; I also had a wife children named
Gabriel and Apple, she wanted to be trendy, and we lived
in the gentrified inner city.
When the twins were six my wife divorced me and got the house,
car and the dog, and I had to take the bus to work.
It so happened, the bus passed my former home, the dog saw
me and followed the bus, at work she sat outside and waited
for me to come out, I let her in, and she curled up by my desk.
This happened every day, so my wife took the dog to a vet
who put her down -or killed her- I wasn`t very happy and
said so using a strong language which she recorded, and that
Was ok by me. I never see the children anymore she has
put obstacles in the way, and she used my strong language
as a proof, I should not see the children.
When she died, twenty years later, the children were angry
with me for not visiting them when they were small,
I told them the truth, but they thought if I had really been
interested in them I would have tried harder.
I give a damn; they know where I live and can visit me,
If my new dog will let them in.

Tuesday, October 3, 2017
Topic(s) of this poem: story
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Rajkamal P.j 03 October 2017

A wonderful poem. that's all human relations. wise men said-don't call man a dog it's an insult to dog. even if master doesn't feed it won't bite, but men? -they become ferocious! ! . thanks for sharing..

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