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The Hair of The Dog
by Bonnie M Torrente → (All Poetry by Bonnie M Torrente)
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~ The Hair of the Dog ~



A night on the town, dinner and dancing,
Highballs, champagne and wine.
Enjoying a wonderful evening of fun,
Romantically wined and dined.



A special occasion perhaps, maybe not,
No matter the reason to play.
There’s no doubt about it, "the hair of the dog",
Is what you’ll be need’in next day.



If you’re not familiar, with this simple phrase,
Please allow me, to fill you in.
If you drank a dozen martini’s last night,
The dog bit you, with a bottle of Gin.



The hair represents, symbolically speaking,
Your previous cocktail de’ jour.
Follow these steps, to recoup from his bite,
Run directly to the nearest liquor store.



Not for your bar, to restock what you drank,
But to chill and have one, straight up.
It may take two or three, before you start to see,
The hair of the dog’s, just a pup.



 


COPYRIGHT©2005 BONNIE TORRENTE



Saturday, April 30, 2005


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 Reviews of "The Hair of The Dog"
Reviewed by Ronald Hull
Reviewed on May 1, 2005
A little dog hair never hurt anybody. A lot of dog hair, on the other hand...

Ron

Reviewed by Dale Clark
Reviewed on May 1, 2005
Yeah that works and I have heard that before
so I often wondered exactly what it meant. ;)
No hangovers for me since I no longer touch
the dog or his hair. lol Serious, though I
found I never did need the stuff.

Reviewed by Ed Matlack
Reviewed on May 1, 2005
I have lots of hair of the dog here, he sheds it every spring...okay so my humor does not have a clue...LOL! ED

Reviewed by John Hutchinson
Reviewed on May 1, 2005
Brings back a lot of memories of hacking up more than just "Hairballs"!

Reviewed by Mary Quire
Reviewed on May 1, 2005
Very cute. The all-time hangover cure.

M.Rose


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