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    Musings On Cats And Dogs: Collection Of Poems On Cats And Dogs Respectively
    Musings On Cats And Dogs: Collection Of Poems On Cats And Dogs Respectively
    Musings On Cats And Dogs: Collection Of Poems On Cats And Dogs Respectively
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    Musings On Cats And Dogs: Collection Of Poems On Cats And Dogs Respectively

    By Yakova

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    Spending time with cats and dogs can be refreshing, entertaining and fun.


    Having them in your life is one thing you can't trade with.


    They are with you every step of the way,and are loyal and trustworthy.


    Step into their world by going through these poems and you'll be glad you did.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherPublishdrive
    Release dateJun 16, 2016
    Musings On Cats And Dogs: Collection Of Poems On Cats And Dogs Respectively

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      Musings On Cats And Dogs - Yakova

      2016

      Preface

      A collection of poems pertaining to the lifestyle of cats and dogs respectively.

      Cat and dog – man’s eternal pet.

      Table of Contents

      Preface

      Table of Contents

      POEMS ON CATS

      An Eulogy For A Dying Cat

      My Smokey Cat

      Cat And The Guest

      The Cats Will Know

      Bedtime song For The Cat

      A Cat's Song

      The Cat's Dream

      The Moon And The Cat

      The Withdrawn Cat

      The Owl And The Cat

      POEMS ON DOGS

      Soap Lather

      An Funeral Song On The Death Of A Mad Dog

      Allegiance

      A Boundary Ballad

      The Lost Angels

      The Other

      My Buddy’s Light

      The Space Of My Life

      Gas Station

      POEMS ON CATS

      An Eulogy For A Dying Cat

      I saw your structure, dear kicking the bucket cat

      On a winter's night not snowing

      Lying there over my way.

      I hurried from my automobile not knowing

      Of when you'd met with the deadly blow

      That left you lying still.

      Whether it was quick or agonizingly moderate,

      Your kicking the bucket took not your will

      For hunching next to you, I saw you breathe

      What's more, lifted you up.

      I urgently trusted you wouldn't lapse

      As your head I did delicately hold.

      I hunt down one who might clearly miss

      Affections you more likely displayed.

      What's more, I felt by one means or another I'd be neglectful

      To give

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