Ain’t We A Pair? I’m Yours. You’re Mine, wanna play all the time. You’re my person, I’m your pooch— What’s that You’re eating? Can I mooch a bite or all? —c’mon please share! Us together, ain’t we a pair! I’m yours, You’re Mine! When You leave, I sit and whine because when You’re gone, seems like eternity. And I’m gonna love You seven times infinity!. When we’re together, I haven’t a care: Us together, ain’t we a pair! I’m Yours, You’re Mine— Forever linked and I’m not lyin’! No sissy cat to sit and purr, I speak to You with WOOF and GRRR! We wrastle and play, I pretend I’m a bear— Us together, now, ain’t we a pair! For You and Me are linked through the heart— A special connection right from the start! I’ll keep You safe, You keep me fed- I keep Your feet warm and hog your bed. I make You smile when You’re sad, You love me even when I’ve been bad. I get You and You get Me-- *SQUIRREL!* Where was I? Oh! We're perfect, you see! I’m Yours, You’re Mine, For a two-pawed critter, You’re just my kind! I sound like an elephant racing around When You toss my ball, play lost and found. A happy frenzy when treats are there— Us together, ain’t we a pair! I’m Your, You’re mine, Your shoes are just my ‘of You’ shrine! Licks and snuggles are just My way To show I love You every day! I’m determined in times foul or fair— Us together, ain’t we a pair! I’m Yours and Your Mine— For a two-pawed critter, You’re just my kind! When we’re together, I haven’t a care: Us together, ain’t we a pair! Song My Dog Wrote Prompt for: Feb 24 (Fyn/Ren) Subject or Theme: Year of the Dog-- Google 'dog songs' and write a dog poem based upon the song you choose. Put a link to the song below your poem. Word(s) to Include: purr, elephant, frenzy, determine, and a unit of time --ie; second, minute, eon (for example). (or any derivatives of these words) Forbidden Word(s): dog, puppy, canine, (except for in the title of dog song) friend, tricks (or any derivatives of these words) Additional Parameters: At least 16 lines. Remember, do not use forbidden words ANYWHERE, including title or the brief description. |