Dogs are man’s best friend
Wag their tails and let them in
Sit at your feet and keep toes warm
On cold winter nights when snowdrifts form
They don’t require much from us
A cold meal, a pat, and lot’s of trust
They don’t talk back and second guess
Treat us like a favorite guest
Walks outside to keep us company
Animals who love reveal the irony
For those who choose a four-legged creature
To nurture and love a special teacher
Next time you decide to choose a friend
Think of cold noses, wet feet, and pretend
A bark invites and gives us hope
Brings pleasure to those who dare to cope
With life’s loneliness and past regret
Do yourself a favor and love your pet
Thank God for dogs who don’t require much
Just a stroke on the head and gentle touch
They will defend you until they die
No judgment or equivocation, only a sigh
So next time you teach fetch, point, and sit
Be sure to give your friend his biscuit
ABSOLUTELY PERFECT! This is a wonderful teaching poem Beautiful.So Beautifully written Have you thought of putting this in the vets offices and the animal shelters? Good message in here of all the LOVE that they old and young give Unconditionally. Treat them with Love and Respect. Perfect.
Thank you so Very Much for your Love for the Innocent.
Love Tracey xoox
dogs are wonderful creatures but here in NY, amoung drug dealers and thieves there are some pitbulls i wouldn't get a mile of ... in other words, a dog reflects his master's temperment ...
Very nice, Keith! You are so right about our four-legged friends, they are, as a rule, far more loyal and honest than our two-legged friends.
Take care,
Sherry
Reviewed by Judy Lloyd (Reader)
Reviewed on January 23, 2005
You are so right and I can tell who is outside by the way they bark. They are just glad to be your friend.
Let this coming of age story of a boy named Bean take you back to a simple time. Set in a small southern town in the 1960's, encircled by a river and gleaming white cotton fields.
Thank you so Very Much for your Love for the Innocent.
Love Tracey xoox
well written!
Take care,
Sherry