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"shep" poems
bases on the character Blanche DuBois from Streetcar Named Desire a play by Tennassee Williams Crushed white satin Hot baths on warm days Polka music makes me sway That young man I wish had stayed Light dances around me Never daring a touch Here in the lantern light All a lady has is her looks Stranger Stranger everywhere Darkness always a little too near Shep oh Shep where are you dear? "I don't know you" please get off For star and the common pig I leave no words of fancy For now I sit with pen an paper In the light of a padded room and the piano was still slow and blue
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May 9, 2013
May 9, 2013 at 10:23 AM UTC
Blanche DuBois
Memories of my  beautiful Summer walks down Blendennis lane with my Mother Brug, Aunts  Kate and Maggie and my beloved  sheepdog  Shep. The smell of the new mown hay cornfields reaching maturity, the whiff of wildflowers and heather everywhere, breathtaking on a late summers evening. Never to be experienced, anywhere in the World Those were the bygone days, past the bog of bulrushes, the cattle chewing their cuds in the fields beyond. I wish my Shep could race and meet me  now like he did on my  way home  from school when I appeared at the white  spot in the  Lane.
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Feb 25, 2014
Feb 25, 2014 at 5:32 PM UTC
Memories of Summer walks
The drone swept silent between the maple tree and the shed zapped my dog Shep with an electric bolt that vaporized him instantly while Mr. Stone next door laughed I told you, Hoffman to shut that **** dog up just as my drone launched a fire grenade up the exhaust pipe of his new Lexus yet somewhere in the akashic record of my sweet country a muleteer helps pull his neighbor’s wagon out of the mud that follows a torrential rain
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Feb 23, 2013
Feb 23, 2013 at 6:06 AM UTC
DRONE
I walk more slowly now. The miles are longer than they used to be. I know where I want to go, but now I forget to turn left and turn right. Here comes a pretty woman. I say hello as she passes, but I hear nothing. I saw her, but I guess she didn't see me. I walk by trees and flowers that used to be green and red and yellow, but now are grey. I need to get my glasses fixed, but I cannot find them. I miss Shep, my dearest friend ever. I hear him barking, but he died a year ago. I walk more slowly now. TOD HOWARD HAWKS
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Sep 25, 2022
Sep 25, 2022 at 11:53 PM UTC
I WALK MORE SLOWLY NOW
there was a german dog a little geman shep he like lots off action a proper johnny depp he would guard his home patrol all round the ground ears they went up at any little sound one night on patrol he heard a funny sound ready for some action he took a look around then he saw a burgler trying to break in he never saw the dog he never noticed him the dog he started barking he began to run' now it was the time for some action fun the little dog was brave he began his chase running very fast with his guard dog pace jumping over hedges sniffing out his trail picking up the scent as he wagged his tail the little dog he caught him he had saved the day a little action hero with action all the way
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Apr 17, 2014
Apr 17, 2014 at 10:25 AM UTC
action hero
I wish I could be humble like you do... You can even tare an orange in two... You always share things even when you don't have to . I always sleep with the lights on wishing someday you'll come home. Days go by so fast I'm forgetting to paint a picture of memories faded,so long almost unknown. You're from a place where the sun shines, scattered sands we run, we could of had a good time. Sky so blue mountains reflect orange from a sun set, telling a story of how the day smiled...on the stoop at dawnville on the stoop we would of drank wine. I wish I had a smile like yours,even when it's tough you sing a song and everything's fine. So cool , you even made me blue, Shep the dog,sheedy and sharp... Over cooked greens,fish fingers aren't made out of carp. Well mom, I really miss you , I just wish I had the chance to say thank you and kiss you!
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Sep 24, 2018
Sep 24, 2018 at 6:51 PM UTC
Mom