What a cool photo. I love "honesty dropping on all fours". I am reading right now a wonderful book called The Art of Racing in the Rain - a family story told through the dog's eyes. Quite wonderful.
Image via Magpie Tales i won't be leaving here with you nor will you be staying with me for any longer than you see fit that is just the way of it it is the silent refrain of my being i won't be leaving here with you but i will stay, until my time is done as your ceremonial chosen one no, this won't be my last tour though it is the first time i won't be leaving here with you shh, now, darling. this is what i do i see it in your eyes, our time's drawing to a close. please don't mind the tears they come, they go, it's true... i won't be leaving here with you Rene ~ December 8, 2012
i don't like eggs but you knew this already i know you're thinking such a terrible waste but it's not, you see i'm feeding them to the dog she loves them just as much as i know she loved you and the way you walked her as if every single thing she sniffed mattered to you as well sorry, dear pardon my red wine opera crowd violin string tugging (your words) i ramble at breakfast like a fussy percolator but you knew this already morning is when i am most honest and vulnerable i know that's why you left after dinner oh god dammit you i miss you so much what i did before us is a mystery and what i do now is insanity i'm frying up eggs just to smell them again and to perhaps coax you down, from wherever you are for breakfast did you know i believe that there is still a ghost of a chance Rene Foran ~ April 2011 photo by Tess Kincaid for Magpie Tales click for more info
Emulating a dog's feeling can well be an effort to understand them better! Nicely Rene! And good Fibonacci!
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I love this line- so very true!
ReplyDelete"honesty dropping on all fours "
"The sound of being stuck" a line that makes you move to see if you're really free.
ReplyDeleteoh...this speaks deep truth.
ReplyDeleteWhat a cool photo. I love "honesty dropping on all fours". I am reading right now a wonderful book called The Art of Racing in the Rain - a family story told through the dog's eyes. Quite wonderful.
ReplyDeleteI love how you start it.. indeed the cricket's song can be quite forlorn
ReplyDeleteFresh and original... Loved this... With Best wishes Scott www.scotthastie.com
ReplyDeleteBravo! Well penned!
ReplyDeleteSo true, very still we can hear it too!
ReplyDeleteHey Rene! "Scrolling down until we're numb" speaks to me. And that is a lovely photo. Your place? Your awesome pooch? Indigo x
ReplyDeletePoor cricket! Poor drunk. poor dog. Don't scroll down ....
ReplyDeleteSave us from that sound of being stuck! LOL
ReplyDeleteNimble and very well expressed.
ReplyDeleteNice work and those drinking songs are contagious!
ReplyDeleteExcellent - and I remember those drinking songs of long ago...
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a cricket….the sound of being stuck.
ReplyDeleteI like that.
Beware The Black Dog !
ReplyDeleteA cricket to your ear...I like.
ReplyDeleteGreat poem.
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