It’s sad, but so goes a dog’s life: <br />The master’s gone and she’s alone. <br />Oh, when will he ever play fetch, <br />Or give the poor doggie her bone? <br /> <br />Her puppy-dog eyes told the story, <br />As she stared at four lonely cold walls; <br />Then along came her slimy Prince Charming, <br />Near her feet came some deep croaking calls. <br /> <br />It was quite an unusual romance; <br />A union made near her food pan. <br />For Dusty Dog found her true soul mate <br />To ease her pining for a man! <br /> <br />I used to feel sorry for her, <br />For little time I could allow; <br />When I noticed them snuggling together, <br />My guilty burden was eased somehow. <br /> <br />Sam Wart is what I have since named him. <br />He’s green and he hops on four feet. <br />They’re really an unusual couple; <br />Now neither is lonely, oh, so sweet! <br /> <br />My friends, have you guessed this green creature <br />That fell for sweet Dusty the dog? <br />I’ll tell you the truth with no croaking, <br />Sam Wart is a big toady frog.<br /><br />Loyd C. Taylor<br /><br />http://www.poemhunter.com/poem/an-unusual-romance/
