Zanzibar
Really Experienced
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- Mar 26, 2004
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Rainy Days and Puppies
glistening drops scatter
across the freshly mopped floor,
puppy bringing the outside in
with exuberance and gusto.
"Oh Tobey, not again!"
he just looks at me with those
brown pools of innocence and wonder.
rainy days and puppies
clouds in turmoil shedding tears,
spreading tension and irritation
as yearning hearts seek
promised sun drenched days of spring.
"Enough already!" I shout at the sky.
"Oh no, not you Tobey."
the puppy ducks his head at my outburst,
somehow thinking he's to blame again.
tail pounding a stacatto beat
against the doorway
he desperately seeks my love and approval.
he can't understand how I feel,
he sees puddles as challenges to be explored,
rain as Mother Nature petting him,
mud to be reveled in,
delighting in it all as he lays
squirming with paws outstretched,
dancing with the sky
perhaps I should be more like him
living in the moment
rejoicing in what is
instead of moping for what isn't
and hoping that tomorrow
brings sun instead of rain.
but for now, a mop and towel
will be my partners in the dance
restoring the disorder made
by rainy days and puppies.
A poem inspired by Rybka's - A wet dog in Nor'eastern poem... I do not promise it's quality or promise... tis spontaneous and off the cuff, it's measure to the mark remains to be seen. Hopefully to be enjoyed by her and others.
<shakes water all over>
~Zan
glistening drops scatter
across the freshly mopped floor,
puppy bringing the outside in
with exuberance and gusto.
"Oh Tobey, not again!"
he just looks at me with those
brown pools of innocence and wonder.
rainy days and puppies
clouds in turmoil shedding tears,
spreading tension and irritation
as yearning hearts seek
promised sun drenched days of spring.
"Enough already!" I shout at the sky.
"Oh no, not you Tobey."
the puppy ducks his head at my outburst,
somehow thinking he's to blame again.
tail pounding a stacatto beat
against the doorway
he desperately seeks my love and approval.
he can't understand how I feel,
he sees puddles as challenges to be explored,
rain as Mother Nature petting him,
mud to be reveled in,
delighting in it all as he lays
squirming with paws outstretched,
dancing with the sky
perhaps I should be more like him
living in the moment
rejoicing in what is
instead of moping for what isn't
and hoping that tomorrow
brings sun instead of rain.
but for now, a mop and towel
will be my partners in the dance
restoring the disorder made
by rainy days and puppies.
A poem inspired by Rybka's - A wet dog in Nor'eastern poem... I do not promise it's quality or promise... tis spontaneous and off the cuff, it's measure to the mark remains to be seen. Hopefully to be enjoyed by her and others.
<shakes water all over>
~Zan
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