A dogs life

To read and write below the thoughts trial

I gain the pain alike this bard's lament

To love, to steal, poison, murder or lie

All is fair when written along the lines

Humans do cry for lost and memory

Drama prevails tho sometime comedy

Morals between the lines of symmetry

A dog am I fortunes rich to burn

Distant the voice of my master to yearn

Shakespeare too much for a dog to learn

Sit and stay I wag my tail to and fro

As Jules did patience wait for Romeo

Now I leave class with worlds ghostly blessing

Time to leave stuff in his couch a messing


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