photo credit: Terri Windling |
Call Me
©2014 Susan Noyes Anderson
I'm waiting for my master,
©2014 Susan Noyes Anderson
I'm waiting for my master,
but the rascal doesn't care.
I wish he'd get here faster,
but I haven't got a prayer.
He takes me quite for granted,
though I'm at his beck and call.
So call me disenchanted.
Mine's a dog's life after all.
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Poemal Wonderful! Yes, a good dog, loyal to his master!
ReplyDeleteNice photo and poem.
ReplyDeleteNimble and quite entertaining...
ReplyDeletePoor thing! But at least he knows his place. Nicely Sue!
ReplyDeleteHank
Oh you poor little sweet thing, I'll be a good master for you, if you ever leave! :)
ReplyDeleteWay cool!!!
ReplyDeleteLovely stuff! Poor doggie's resigned himself to the wuff life!
ReplyDeleteha. a dogs life surely...smiles...nice last line...i hope he gets a good belly rub and is not taken for granted long...
ReplyDeleteI was left swinging over who is really the master here !
ReplyDeleteAh, poor little doggy. (My foot.) They know how to get their way only too well. And what is he doing sitting ON the sofa?
ReplyDeleteNice poem, Sue.
Great rhythm and rhyme.
ReplyDeletePoor baby! I always feel bad for Eddy when everyone's gone for the day. He gets tons of attention later on and frankly, if I were a dog, I would love to have me and family for my owners!
ReplyDeleteHound dog...
ReplyDeleteWonderful, as always! Our dog does (or should) not have that complaint as she is quite spoiled and the princess of the house!
ReplyDeleteRobin
Poor pooch. I hope he doesn't have to 'go'.
ReplyDeleteMy husband will enjoy this one. I loved the picture and well of course your magic with words.
ReplyDeleteI am back reading posts and I have so missed yours.
Love, hugs and blessings for you!