The Black Dog Jumped Poem by Steven S. Walsky
The Black Dog Jumped
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The black dog jumped and tossed
its head,
she leaps unannounced, bounces upon the bed.
Tail a-waggen, tail swish, swish,
take me for a walk her eyes do
plead.
Tail a waggen, swish, swish,
happy to see me,
then it's, 'put food in my dish.'
(Copyright 2001, Steven S. Walsky, all rights reserved.)
Wednesday, September 16, 2009
Topic(s) of this poem: dog,food,rights
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