Sunday, June 9, 2013

99 YEAR OLD POET

Let sleeping dogs lie
As you walk by

Don't wonder why
When coming through the Rye.

Perhaps you'll die
You'll definitely cry.

A dog likes his sleep
Don't make a peep

Around him creep
You're in too deep.

Don't take a leap
You're sure to weep.

His bite is worse than his bark. 
It is sure to leave a mark.

Let that dog park
Until after dark.

When you hear a meadowlark
Start to sing HARK

The dog will wake
A growl he'll make

For heaven's sake
His bone don't take.

Be a good dog Jake
It's a piece of cake.

Good evening.
Good night.
Good dreams.

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