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Premium Member Tale of an Unsupervised Husky

There once was a husky named Clyde
Whose mischief he never could hide
He howled at the door
Then dashed back for more
And sat in your chair full of pride

He once found our lunch at high noon
And buried it deep with a spoon
He forgot where he'd hid it
Though he'd only just did it
So we searched for it under the moon

He spotted a leaf drifting by
Deeming it a dangerous spy
He sprang with a yell
But misjudged it quite well
And crashed in a briar nearby

One winter he slipped through the gate
Determined to challenge his fate
The neighbors all cheered
When he suddenly appeared
In the back of a squad car quite late

Each night he would circle his bed
Staring at the ceiling overhead
With a dramatic sigh
Like his rent was too high
The hardwood was better instead

If you meet Clyde one fine day
And wonder why his owners look gray
He is fluffy and sweet
With one common husky feat
He starts ninety-nine plans then will stray

Premium Member Husky In Crisis

Why the shrill yelping?
Must you vocalize so much?
Oh... there’s cactus where?

Premium Member Husky Business

Before there was toilet paper, way back in time
They used corn husks to wipe, where the sun don't shine 
It's said to be true 
That it cleans off the poo 
But hell, you're not going see me use one on mine 

Did someone one day want to use it to play
Perhaps, a corn husk was a used in a different way
Just maybe some silly nut 
Pushed the corncob up his butt 
And said- Ooh La La... I feel happy and gay!


Premium Member Husky Gene

My Missy girl has got a quirk;
when it gets cold, she goes berserk.
Then she becomes the sled dog queen;
I think it is her Husky gene.
Iditerods now, we complete;
she tries to pull me off my feet.
She drags me up and down the trail,
and all the time, just wags her tail.
To cold, she seems impervious,
and also to the times I cuss
when she jerks me into a tree
discovering some scent with glee.
Or helicoptering the leash…
I get that she does not capiche,
and so we all get tangled up:
that's me, six trees, my crazy pup.
But winter cold lights up her world,
so how could I deny my girl?

Missy the Husky

Missy is a priss
Living in bliss
Who does things her way
Laying in bed all day

Her smile is so sweet
Always wanting a treat
Husky eyes all lined in black
Intelligence she does not lack

When she barks no sound she makes
A strange howl you can’t mistake
Daddy’s favorite she will always be
The only girl of the three

A sniff or a tear
Quickly she draws near
With a lick and a hug
Making you feel loved

Outside she loves no matter the degree
Ears flapping in the breeze
When I call she will tease
Wanting me to come out to freeze

Premium Member - Haiku X 215 - Husky Sledding -

winter wonderland

                                 pulls the dog sleigh at full speed -

                                        thermos with hot drink







                                                06/01/2022
                                       Sun :) - A-L Andresen :)
                                 Copyright © All Rights Reserved


Premium Member Husky Puppy Look At His Paws

husky puppy look at those paws
he could pull the sleigh of Santa Claus
I stopped by to look at his enormous jaws
he was parked by the Diner Old Fat Ma’s

on a dry bone I saw plenty of teeth gnaws
gawkers stopped. I heard lots of awes.
hawk came by with big giant claws
tried to lift puppy, but not with those paws.

it was quite a show though; it truly was
the rest of the crowd came running out of Fat Ma’s.
what a cute dog! They were yelling at Joe’s pas.
His regular and his step, both dressed as Santa Claus.

Premium Member Coyote Wolf Husky

Coyote? Wolf? Husky?
No matter if you are afraid of all three.

Snowdog

Husky
Fluffy, Fast
Howling, Growling, Pulling
Great sled dog
Husky

Premium Member My Husky Blue

Husky

Furry  Curly-Tailed

Jumping Frolicking Rolling  Staring

Loyal, protective, loving, intimidating

Husky

Ode To the Husky Clipper

At 12:00
High-Noon
The train
Left New York
For the
Coast

Inside, 
Echoed 
A warning
From a shell
High dry
And remote

In the boxcar ….

“I’ll be back
In the spring
For rebuttal
When the lead
You have now
Is worn thin

“I’ll be back 
for one run 
Up the Hudson
With new oars
Pulling deep
From within”

(Villanova Pennsylvania: July, 2016)

Husky

For now, you are gone (or so it 
feels) and so are my eye's
All I ask, is for one occasion in 
this life
Where I can bless your ear's 
with my explanation
Written words for me this far 
have been unkind
they have failed me
Constant mistakes from a 
passionate and misunderstood 
soul
Possibly unaware, you drift on 
A gentle, beautiful breeze
It whisks you away on a whim 
of your own discomfort
You alone FEEL what you know 
is true
However, so do I
A private, lonely mind and one 
simple, needed and wanted 
communication
It has been denied (as you feel)
If only I could talk, questions 
that would taste rich with 
honesty, feeling and 
amusement
Say anything, anything and it 
will be greeted with a perfected 
calm.
An honest response would ease 
(I know it would) and illuminate 
your kind nature
A nature, existence, person, 
communication
My mind and eye's truly, deeply 
miss...

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