Pupper Tales Rick King
Have you ever wondered what a dog may be thinking or would say about some situation? This little book has 10 poems that will tickle your funny bone. I do not usually write this kind of poem but the Lord had these in me for three weeks. I hope that you enjoy and get a great big chuckle from them.
All Alone Pupper
‘Twas the middle of night
And all was dark
The poor doggy was sad
Cause all he could do was bark
He was tucked away
In his little house
No one around
Not even a mouse
Nothing to drink
Nothing to eat
Not even a blankie
To warm his little seat
All forgotten
With not even a window to look out
If he only had a voice
Maybe he could shout
But who would hear?
As his master was toasty warm in bed
Under his covers
With the pillow over his head
Guess he will just cry
All night long
And hope that the morning
Will bring him a new song
He will just dream
Of days when he was a pup
And was given love and care
And food and water in a cup
The air is cold
On his little nose
So he covers it with his paw
In hopes that by morning it wasn't froze
Good night cruel world
Oh woe is me
Just hope that tomorrow
Something better will be.
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