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DO DOGS PRAY GRANDPA?

Contributed by robert_edgar_burns on Tuesday, 20th December 2011 @ 03:14:59 AM in AEST
Topic: NaturePoetry

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I stepped outside into the night
A silhouette in the pale moonlight!
Dozens of dogs were wailing songs,
I wondered what could be so wrong!

After silence fell, came an eerie wind,
It began the chorus of the dogs again.
I suddenly heard the sounds of a train.
But there were no tracks, near my domain!

The wind died down, but trees were strewn
Across the street, down the avenue.
The dogs now reached, a feverish pitch,
Should I go back in, or find a ditch?

My grandson came, out onto my porch.
Said “Grandpa I’m scared, what’s the barking for?”
I told him “Son, please don’t have a fear,
The dogs are just praying, and are very near!”

“Can doggies pray?” “Of course they can!”
“They always have, but not known to man!”
“There was a wind, but they let us know!”
“By their barking prayers, for the wind to go!”

God made all creatures, from a heart of love!
And every one, is sent from above.
For He does care, if a sparrow falls,
And He hears the prayers, when our doggies call!

There is a link, attached to this write.
Just copy and paste, and you’ll find delight!
I would not share this, if it were not true.
Go to this site, and you’ll know too!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?
v=U6bL83U_AZc&list=UUhNeAgnx74p9H57j8jySfLQ&index=5&feature=plcp

Copyright Â© robert_edgar_burns ... [ 2011-12-20 03:14:59]
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Re: DO DOGS PRAY GRANDPA? (User Rating: 1 )
by Former_Member on Tuesday, 20th December 2011 @ 11:01:43 AM AEST
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Very enjoyable flow 'n' content to yer very nice write.
wabl
KenMoore
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