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Friday, August 21, 2009

Warm and Fuzzy

There are those moments
warm and fuzzy, when
walking my fawning pugs,
Albert pushes that flat,

wet nose to nuzzle
the muzzle of his house-mate
Lucy, as if to say:
"Hi, and bye the bye,

I'm always right here!"
After seven years, each
time he reaches for her,
I still smile and sigh.

Francis Scudellari

5 comments:

The Struggling Author/Graphic Artist said...

This poem always makes me thinkf my beloved cat... sorry if that is offensive. He even manages sometimes to get a side reference on my novel here.

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Unknown said...

This is different for you. I like it a lot.

Anonymous said...

There is nothing better than the smile and the sigh. Or the elderly couple having lunch... for pushing the flat against the fade, beautifully written on such a personal account.

Francis Scudellari said...

@Struggling I may be a bit confused, but not offended. Good luck with the novel.

@Eric I will definitely take a look at the challenges and see if I can come up with something worthy of submission.

@Jakill It's very different for me... but I thought I'd give it a try. I'm glad you like it.

@Jemfyr Very well summed up :)