How I do wish to God That I was two Dogs Then we'd play together all day, We'd run through the bog A' chasing Green frogs And rise the odd pheasant or hare.
We'd lie down together To doze in the heather To the hum of the bumblbees We'd swim in the lake Then have a good shake And nibble away at our fleas.
The birds in the air They'd not give a care For the larks of two Dogs in a bog, The fish in the streams Could go on with their dreams While myself and my mate had a snog.
And as the sun sets With our panting breath We'd run down the old boreen Then we'd scratch and we'd paw At the old master's door And be fed 'til our bellies were pleased.
While we'd lie by the fire We'd be truly admired As our coats would shimmer and shine, And on top of a dresser Among some old treasures An old cat might stretch out and whine.
To the tick and the tock Of a Grandfathers clock We'd be snoozing by half past ten And early next morning Without anyone scorning We could do it all over again.
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Posted: Apr 2010
About this poem:
Last summer, while out with my Dogs, I watched them play in the bog. It was such an entertaining sight to see them frolicking among the heather and wild flora, without a care in the world. So this "song" came to me like a bolt from the blue! I ran home as fast as I could. Well you don't allways have a pen and paper handy.....Do You?
Comments (6)
great stuff aengus, love your style...