Tis A Dog Day Afternoon.
Hot Diggity Dog
I love these
dog days of summer,
howling with my gitfiddle
under the moons of June
July-ing In a Hammock
woofing down cold lemonade
in the shade
and raising my furry head
to August of Hot air
so much sweeter
then a dog's breath
I shed my winter coat,
unleash my penned up
inhibitions and frolic
like a puppy in the grass
and the sun,
I chase the.bone of a
grilled medium-well steak
with a fork and knife.
i stretch out four limbs
under a many limbed tree
and enjoy napping
under it's cool foilage.
i am often found
chasing butterflies
with my camera for that
perfect shot.
I am quite fond of rolling over
and rubbing my belly with
sun tan lotion,
a golden retriever
searching for that
perfect glowing suntan.
I like marking my territory
with a well hung hammock.
I am most happy in heat
rubbing up against
mother nature's finest massages,
warm fingers of sunlight
the soft tickles of grass.
I have an invisible fence
that circles the
inside of my house,
so that I can't go in
until the sun sets.
Unless I have to fetch
some food or drink
or simply avoid
watering the nearest tree.
It's a doggone shame
when summer ends
and the cold weather begins,
So excuse me while I forsake
my pawing at these buttons
and get back out to the
scents and sights of
a perfect day.
I have been penned up
in here too long
a setter when I want to be
A greyhound,
running fast and free
over vast fields of green.
© 2010 Matthew Frederick Blowers III