Walks. Poem by dave lessard

Walks.

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I never tire of my walks,
fresh air, blue skies and sun;
refreshment of the mind,
elation when I'm done.
The hills, the wind, the views,
rejuvenate my soul;
invigorate my body,
it's part of all the whole.
Pleasure in the morning breeze,
that you'll not find at home;
it's only in the open space,
where Jax and I do roam.
My twenty pound companion,
of merry, furry glee;
his little form just bounces,
as he walks ahead of me.
I'm at peace with life and limb,
happy with the things that are;
trekking under cloudless skies,
following the morning star.

Friday, December 9, 2016
Topic(s) of this poem: walking
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Lorraine Colon 10 December 2016

Your spirited poem invites the reader to stroll along with you on your morning walks with your little dog. Twenty pounds of merry, furry glee - that description makes your companion sound irresistible. A great poem that was a joy to read.

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