BunkerA Poem by Mickey EllisonA roaming spirit can lead to a smelly untimely end.
He was the very best dog Chased the chickens Out of the yard, Ran with us after the tractor When dad came in from the field But most of all he let us love him. He was a large collie dog And to us an amazing feat Was to watch him clear The back yard fence With an effortless graceful leap Most of all, he liked to wander Sometimes days at a time He’d visit grandpa and grandma Three miles away we’d find He’d hop in the back of the pickup truck For a ride back home at times. On one return we soon knew He’d tangled with a skunk Beside some nasty wounds Bunker really stunk! A week or two later Dad came through the door And put the rifle on its rack Tears filled his eyes as he told his boys I had to shoot Bunker today He won’t be coming back. © 2008 Mickey Ellison |
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Added on March 21, 2008 AuthorMickey EllisonDearborn, MIAboutFrom farm to Naval Flight Officer to Training and Organizational Development and Performance System Consulting, 7-Habits Facilitator, Preacher, Song-leader, 6-Sigma Black Belt, Manufacturing Dimension.. more.. |

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