My Morning Routine

5:30 am...I hit the snooze
To turn off the obnoxious sound
All I do is delay
The morning melee
As the sound rolls back around

Quarter till six I remove all the sticks
From my eyes also known as sleep
My feet hit the floor
As mutts scratch on my door
A reminder of what's to be

My four furry friends at once all descend
As I open my bedroom door
I make my way through
The mine field I knew
My dogs strategically placed out the night before

I open the back as they all attack
Their imaginary foe
Like a bunch of banshees
They let out their wild screams
If I can't sleep why should my neighbors next door

As I stand in the dark with one last high pitched bark
Contemplating the sanity I lack
We go back inside
A slight tear in my eye
To get ready for work where it is I go to relax
Copyright © | Year Posted 2016

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Hoffman Avatar
October 15, 2016 at 6:29 PM
Lol, the "mine fields"! I always loved that term for describing their poop! Enjoyed Mike!:)
Lawton Avatar
October 15, 2016 at 8:15 AM
Mike I hear you. this is whacky woo what could you do? The neighbours will no doubt understand. If I lived next door I'd hit the floor come round and shake your hand. Don't work too hard now.
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October 15, 2016 at 8:18 AM
Lol! Thanks!
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