(repeated Like Fresh Buds On Old Trees) Poem by Lawrence S. Pertillar

(repeated Like Fresh Buds On Old Trees)

Rating: 3.9


You call me a dog.
But you don't give me any meat.

You hear me bark at night.
You close the windows and fall asleep.

I'm not a great big growler...
And my bite is more a lick than not.
My friends bet me a dollar...
That they would hear me holler,
When you locked me out!

You call me a dog.
But you don't give me any meat.

You hear me bark at night.
You close the windows and fall asleep.

I'm not a great big growler...
And my bite is more a lick than not.
My friends bet me a dollar...
That they would hear me holler,
When you locked me out!

Goodbye!
'No more nipples will I lick! '

Goodbye!
'No more feelings I am whipped! '

Goodbye!
'I admit you drove me crazy,
And I'll miss the 'benefits'
The hound in me is stalking you...
And I have to resist! '

Goodbye!

(Repeated Like Fresh Buds On Old Trees)

Goodbye!

(Repeated Like Fresh Buds On Old Trees)

Goodbye!

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Raj Arumugam 12 May 2009

lyrical, and powerful stuff...love this song

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Gone with the wind 29 July 2008

Hmm I really liked it

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