Alone with Your Dog
with your faithful dog,
through the woods,
across the treacherous bog,
through the fields,
or along the beach,
your dog will surely teach
you natures way.
Let your knowledge of all the
creatures of the earth,
combine with your
dogs eternal curiosity,
will make each find a real discovery.
You will learn how
to sort out the maze
of tracks of all the little
creatures of the wild.
Their carefully well trained nose
knows each one,
and you are bound to have all kinds
of fun trying to track them down.
You should learn to romp and play
with your faithful dog more each day,
and learn the mysteries
of natures way.
Published by David Lanier
Born and raised in Salt Lake City, Utah. Grew up working in the family business. Worked at the Grand Canyon in'93, and fell in love with the power of nature. Spent some time in the Army. Married for a few ye... View profile
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8 Comments
Post a CommentSo true- nothing beats a long meander with your dog- my dog always rustles up something, and it's a great way to just see nature on nature's terms :)
It's still very nice. I read it again.
doggone good
Very sweet poem! I have had two dogs that I had relationships with like that, well very close, but I have always wanted one like described in your poem.
cute!!
Wonderful way to view nature. . .as a dog! Thanks for your entertaining poem!
nice ;)
A most faithful companion. Great job.