Walking The Dog On A Full Moon Night Poem by Cui Gya

Walking The Dog On A Full Moon Night

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The puppy in mid autumn
Will be a little upset
It's going to be a little uneasy
In order to leave their own secretion
It's particularly excited about a neck rope
It's a conditioned reflex of being pulled out by the owner
Just touching the ground or the foot of the wall
Its limbs are acrobatically transformed into two legged Zen
It sniffs around without raising its head
Every tire is a potential crime scene
But it never stole the moon
Even the rabbit on the full moon night
Will become a God
There's nothing to envy
There's no sixpence on the ground
It continues to reliably
Release of nitrogen fertilizer

Walking The Dog On A Full Moon Night
Wednesday, October 7, 2020
Topic(s) of this poem: dog
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
Link a festival with an animal to express an attitude
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Khairul Ahsan 07 October 2020

'It sniffs around without raising its head' - a good description. 'It's particularly excited about a neck rope It's a conditioned reflex of being pulled out by the owner' - these two lines too!

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