Rudy's Doing Well Poem by AHO Speaks

Rudy's Doing Well



Rudy has been doing well since the first of the year
He now has fourteen chew toys and the living room rug to tear.

I no longer have to take him out to do his rite
Its official he can go without anyone in sight.

I no longer have to carry him into the yard in the a.m. hours
Just open the door and out he goes; to pee on the flowers.
The evening paper lies on the floor not in use
I just leave it there as an excuse.

The age of stain in an outline
Rudy has become a dog of mine.

It is three a.m. and he is asleep in Judy's chair
I wouldn't wake him up for I wouldn't dare.

Later in the day the papers will go
I hope Rudy has stopped doing it inside and not for show.

I should have named Rudy fang for he has but two
One for me and one for my old shoe.

Next year it will be a different story
Hopefully Rudy will have a new set of teeth with crowning glory

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