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Dogs

My eyes stare at nothing


As the dogs bark outside


And now I’m up


Not because of the noise,


But because of recent memories


I have of you. 


You have said the dogs outside your place,


Wake you every morning.


And now I’m smiling


In a funny sort of way


Remembering that little conversation.


And I start to think;


How odd that the same noise


Should cause us both to wake.


Even though we’re so far apart…


And how lovely that something 
so strange as a distant noise


Could make me smile like I am now…


And how funny that,


Now I’m up-
-

And I cannot blame the dogs…

 

because…


I thought of you.

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Written by
pennamebree-z
30 / F / American
Published
May 13, 2013
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