I bet most of you aren't aware of what a talented poet my husband is. Sometimes in the middle of the night, the light comes on, the writing pad comes out and he writes.
This is a poem that was published in the newsletter at the Escapee Park, Rovers' Roost in Casa Grande, Arizona.
The Desert-- The Dog-- and I
Would you like to Supersize those?
No THANKS. Look! I can't see my toes
So, it's off to the desert to jog
Just me and a big white dog.
He thinks I'm crazy
He KNOWS I'm lazy
Never mind how you feel hound
I'm out here to lose a pound
Okay so the desert is full of dirt
and prickly things that hurt.
There are other things here
Besides old bottles empty of beer
There was three legged chair
And a great leaping hare
I stumbled over a paintball course
And something left from a horse
Here's a hawk hunting quail
Uh oh! there goes a cottontail
I found a survey peg
and the missing chair leg.
I saw a roadrunner or two
and of doves quite a few.
With a lonesome burrowing owl
there was an old rusty trowel.
I've been running for days and days
It's all getting a bit of a haze
Still it's almost worth it I suppose -
because there they are -- those toes.
2 comments:
Cute, cute. A poet and we didn't know it.
I like it! Thanks for sharing it with us.
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