Written To A Dog Poem by Paul Reed

Written To A Dog



We own the earth
The hills and the fields
The crops are ours alone
All that the land yields;

We are rulers of the globe
You are granted our permission
When to be wild and free
It is not your decision;

The beaches are ours to enjoy alone
They are there for man's pleasure
Not for the sea birds that wheel overhead
Or the nests that hold their treasure;

We give you a taste of fresh air
But you are never truly freed
Even on your walks with us
You have to stay on the lead;

Everything must be just right for us
We are rulers, you have no free will
We say when you can enjoy the space
(In the months between October and April) .

Tuesday, May 1, 2018
Topic(s) of this poem: dogs
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Robert Murray Smith 01 May 2018

There is an intrinsic truth in this poem. It is that man thinks he owns nature. The simple fact is that nature owns man. Well penned++10.

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