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The groomed dog lies Clean upon my sofa, Resting, His reward. Resisted he The urge to flee Or bite the handler While the groomer Plied over the sopping **** Clipped the carpet-ripping nails, Coiffed and primped him Head to tail. Waking, He nuzzles me With a brown-eyed stare, Sidling close to my old brown chair. This canine friend, Just a dog in mien, Communicates his needs, Comforts me in loneliness, Amuses me with dog-face grin, Reads and responds To the state that I'm in.
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Feb 28, 2019
Feb 28, 2019 at 1:45 PM UTC
Tucker, Sheared
The groomed dog lies Clean upon my sofa, Resting, His reward. Resisted he The urge to flee Or bite the handler While the groomer Plied over the sopping **** Clipped the carpet-ripping nails, Coiffed and primped him Head to tail. Waking, He nuzzles me With a brown-eyed stare, Sidling close to my old brown chair. This canine friend, Just a dog in mien, Communicates his needs, Comforts me in loneliness, Amuses me with dog-face grin, Reads and responds To the state that I'm in.
Dogs, if not human, are in many ways better than humans.
don-bouchard
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Feb 28, 2019
Feb 28, 2019 at 1:45 PM UTC
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