Dog It Poems - Poems about Dog It

I caught me a Dingo I named that dog Bingo He was no more than three He watched o'er my nippers And fetched me my slippers What a good dog was he One day while out walking I heard people talking They were talking 'bout we "Look at you and that dog" "That cur smells like a hog" "You should set that mutt free" "Since you've...

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brave ant marches forward dog does not notice wait a flying thing dog jumps up tries to snap it in his mouth snap snap snap he might be sorry If he captures this bee...

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dog’s nose is twitching whatever he’s smelling, I am missing dog next door barks ferociously my dogs used to run toward the fence they have a pen now there is less running they have been thwarted confined to a mere thousand square feet angry because they used to run the entire neighborhood...

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the dog is muddier than I feel we are both grimy gritty ridiculously filthy the dog and I He’s been mudding I am super casual in my pajamas for the sixth day we are a smelly matched set...

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WORSE THAN DOGS Mi step off di docks, salt burn in mi chest, Suit sharp-press, hope pin to mi vest. Windrush blood, calypso fire, Dreams of gold — meet cold barbed wire. “Welcome,” dem sneer wid a crooked grin, Door slam shut — all ‘cause a mi skin. Signs in window cut like knives: NO BLACKS. NO DOGS. NO IRISH. — lives. But truth...

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frost glazed lawn - first winter without paw prints ...

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Always beside me No matter where I am going She sits there she's watching If my tears are all gone Her eyes they are asking Today we go home? I wish I could tell her What we escape from Im glad she can't understand We run from the storm. Her heart is so pure now Silent...

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Laughter I laughed with a Pride, My laugh was lost with a shame . Smile faded away like hot air. Jokes where bad towards me . Anger spread like a disease, disease that killed my laughter. I used to feel the laughter in my stomach. Where is my smile? My life had changed, Smile also changed. Hateness became a friend. Why it...

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On a sunny day, we went to get a dogie. Driving the back roads, Excitement was in the air. Would our new pet be waiting? We looked all over, surprise ~ there sat my angel, heaven had touched earth....

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A DOG'S LIFE ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ I reign as king in a sovereignty supreme. I sit by your side gazing, the world whizzing by. From a rolled down window, a kaleidoscope of colors mesmerize. My ears flapping wildly, a joyful delight. The rush of air, a thrill to my canine soul. As we speed along, the highway our open road. The engine purrs, a...

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sun-dried, saltwater-rusted bench sits above cherry bricks undulating like pan-fried bacon strips, by the streetlamp where lazy dogs whine at once and also lose their bladders and imagine chuletas in the beaconed street's limelight...

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CANINE KING ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ He was a dachshund extraordinaire, a canine king with a luxurious coat most fair. He ruled our neighborhood with nary a care, his tail wagging wildly, his ears flapping in the air. His little legs moved swiftly, patrolling the streets quite deftly. He...

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polka dot curtains in the form of dotted swiss light and airy, fuzzy and bumpy, minute and white polka dotted pillows in reds, blues and oranges unusual in grandma’s house; everything here usually has a dog on it She has a dog-print couch, dog-paw-print carpeting, dog apron, dog dishtowel, dog toilet paper holder. Maybe this is her idea of branching out? Where...

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A tiger cuddling in my lap my dog observed mouth agape I said to my dog ...

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dog stricken with cancer; euthanized. out of her m i s e r y; dog owner hollowed out by deep grief; best friend, gone! ...

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