1670
5.239
27.viii.24
to own creature
poem for
international dog day
to belong
to be abreast of
among all our effects
they named
who cannot
to feed the biting hand
restrain
till tether does us both
these primitives
traipse after too
chase tail
and lick
this as if love
a kind captivity
the handling
and the breed
to have
everyday adorable
lifelong
supplicant
and you’ll say
‘not for sale’
no one would buy anyway
mange mutt
left at home to whine
whom only owner could pet
rude in the undercarriage
nor is there privacy
but rub
we kennel them
they walk us
nights out and would kill
so much alike we are
best friend and kept the ages safe
when just the fire was to our backs
stars were so much higher
and sometimes to the slaughter too
marked down for a quick sale
then who’s a cuddly culprit
without the form of words?
may I call these my fences?
once tree, ore in the ground
I see them jump eye sly
the pride of wallabies
and watch the dream go by
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