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Angus
He wore no underwear;
His stag night* was a gas -
We pulled his trousers down
And showed the world his ass.

*bachelor party

For Carol’s Ornery Friends contest...

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© Jack Horne  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: angus, friendship,
Form: Rhyme
In Memoriam of Archie Bear Angus White
On this day we reminisce,
The little boy we love and miss,
Even though you had to go,
Just know your whole family love you so,
In your sisters, brothers and parents hearts,
And ours were broken into many parts,
Your wings were ready, our hearts were not,
In a huge family...

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Categories: angus, anniversary, memorial, missing you,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Angus Walk
I took Angus for a walk this morning…it seemed only fitting
Angus is our neighbor’s dog whom we happen to be sitting.

We walked early before the sunrise while all the lights were low
Angus has Arthritis in his back leg…so we walked a little slow.

The block of...

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© Jim Yerman  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: angus, dog,
Form: Verse

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry



Angus
To keep me safe 
he holds me tight 
To keep me in 
he stays the night 
I have to sleep
he’s shaking me
awake 
to think and worry 

He cools my hands
to warm my heart 
He dries my throat
to slow my start
I want to talk 
He’s hushing...

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Categories: angus, anxiety, change, emotions, growth,
Form: Rhyme
Voice of Love
It is love’s conquering and unavoidable call—
The enveloping aura, like veil, I feel.
What a rare creature, wonderful girl—
What a gem you’re, my damsel;

You’re my heart-throb, out of trouble—
A soothing balm deep in my soul;
In my heart, the joyous jingle—
Worries to dispel, and sour heart heal;

That...

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Categories: angus, appreciation, cute love, desire,
Form: Romanticism
In Search of Love
True love! figment, what a big imagination:
The love between David and Jonathan
Better imagined, today, than seen—
And that between Romeo and Juliet is a literary illusion.

True love is freely given—
It has a no “why” to interpret or explain,
And when a reason is found, it fades to...

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Categories: angus, anger, depression, emotions,
Form: Romanticism




Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry