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“In all things of nature,
There is something of the marvelous.”
Aristotle
Music: At The Hop
I was driving home from the woods
With three of my canines in the back
When suddenly, all hell broke loose
Loud growls, and barks, and quacks
It sounded like a duck was inside my truck
I quickly pulled over to the side of the road
And soon, I couldn’t help but laugh out loud
In Jack’s mouth, a creature resembling a toad
I yelled at Jack to release his terrified prisoner
He complied, and it hopped under cover in back
Jack’s tiny captive was not very hard at all to find
It was ranting with a most unusual sounding ‘Quack’
Jack’s prisoner was a Wood Frog he had grabbed earlier
Mischievous Jack likes to sneak live captives into our home
I’ve often caught him with tiny mice and moles in his mouth
And, I’ve very often had to release them back outdoors to roam
Rat Terrier Jack was not very happy, when I turned my truck around
But his prisoner quacked with joy when I soon returned him to his pond
Don’t believe that old saying that if it sounds like a duck, then it must be
There are many wondrous marvels in nature; and in all of them, I am fond
-And A Life Filled With Dogs, Is Never Dull-
©Spring 2013, Mr. Ed
Ron
Behind my wetlands back yard there is an amphibian
That sounds like the snort of a pig and according to Andrew Simmon
their fog legs
Are delicious.......lol
Peace be with you
William
budd
Of course, the days following reveal blobs of eggs and finally thousands of tadpoles. They make life interesting!
was adorable about nature with the music
you put behind it (heard it in my mind)
A lovely adventure!
Love and Light
Lily
And Quite enjoyed reading!!
Lady Vivian
Lady Mary Ann
Cheers,
Dan
Lol...What a happy frog was he, when he was finally set free! Enjoyed this Ed, I have a dog too, and you are right, life is never dull.
Many blessings,
+Linda
Anna
When you think you have heard or seen it all check out God's amazing animals and you will be surprised! I like your saying, "A Life Filled With Dogs, Is Never Dull" that's a poem of itself!
John Michael