Please don't look at me like that left home alone, and I got bored
but, I am still that charming little
critter that you kissed and
loved on just this morning
I just don't understand humans
when you make us dependant
upon you...then you just up and
leave for hours and hours when
you know darn well we don't do
well on our own
But, just to let you know...I did my job
when someone knocked on the door,
I barked like hell ...then startled from
my nap way too soon...I chased that
mouse away with pride
So, what's for dinner?
(c) Pillow Talk
17November2011
Vivian L. Dawson
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Reviewed by Rory Dall (Reader)
Reviewed on November 22, 2011
This really sums up all puppies. Your words made me smile with recognition as I remembered my two dogs. Maybe we should see ourselves as our dogs see us now and again; we might be better people.
TOTALLY CHARMING! THE PICTURE COMPLIMENTS THIS SPLENDID WORK SO WELL. THANKS FOR SHARING, VIVIAN. LOVE, BLESSINGS AND FAITH...
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Such adorable puppy poetry. Loved every word. A fun read.
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Reviewed by Jerry Bolton (Reader)
Reviewed on November 19, 2011
Talk about it! Yes, the little critters we love and adore can make us so made from time to time we want to scream and cuss. Come to think about so do our spouses. Gotta love it . . .
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