Blackie Poems - Poems about Blackie

And blackie was her precious name She was a shade of black and gray She was gentle and smart and tame Her silly antics made my day But one day when the time's not right I found her laying stead and still The lovely goat that once was bright Made its way to the highest...

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We had a dog whose name was Blackie, So extraordinary and wacky, With energy like a horse, She used to run with full force, Soft and playful, but fierce with strangers, She protected us from all dangers, She saw every tear that I shed, Listened to every word I said, Was our closest companion, A tough and true champion, With us, she was...

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On Halloween night once, my cat ran to see the orange moon outside, Oh, I was so very scared because it was Halloween and he was all black; I searched and searched calling his name- then came home and cried, Getting mad, I yelled out the door, GOOD LUCK! (But, hope you come back!) ____________________________ November 2, 2019 Poetry/Rhyme/Blackie...

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She was the best pal we ever had, Thinking about her still makes me sad, Quietly wagging her tail for her food, Silently waiting like a friend so good, She survived death scare two times that year, We prayed for her healing, God did hear, She knew whom to bark at, scared them bad, She was the best pal we ever had, Following...

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Me father was a collier, worked Harton off the coast Though he rattled from the coal dust he was whiter than a ghost But the one thing that reviled him in his God-forsaken post Was the torment of the pit ponies who he'd love and trust the most. Shetlands worked the low seams, Gallers the big pit...

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