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    Muzzle of Gray

    Muzzle of Gray

    Many mornings
    Have passed through the years
    Spring, summer and autumn
    His is always there
    Laying under the sugar maple tree
    Leaving his spot only to winter
    Returning early spring
    To brisk, frosty mornings
    Which he seems to love
    His is always there
    A ball of thick, black fur
    An aging muzzle
    Now mostly gray
    This morning he was hard to see
    He was under a beautiful autumn blanket
    Gently laid upon him by the sugar maple tree

    Roy L. Nave
    November 2000

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    Re: Muzzle of Gray

    I really liked tnat one. Did you write that?

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    Re: Muzzle of Gray

    Quote Originally Posted by DJD View Post
    I really liked tnat one. Did you write that?
    I love dogs, I liked it too.

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    Re: Muzzle of Gray

    I run through my neighborhood early each morning, and the old dog was always under the maple tree and one morning he never returned. You miss one like that.

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    Re: Muzzle of Gray

    Reminded me of my 13/14 year old black lab named Cooper, he has bone cancer but he's still livin', he can't see real well, can't hear real well either, he mostly relies on his nose now days to get from point A to point B. But by golly I'll tell ya'll what, he's as faithful to me today as he ever was...ALWAYS hangs by me no matter what. In his younger days he jumped the fence a few times...I saw him pick a couple of fights in the vets office, I even had to pick up his sorry tail out of jail one time...but all told he's been a good ol' dog for sure.

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    Re: Muzzle of Gray

    Quote Originally Posted by Chubminnow View Post
    Reminded me of my 13/14 year old black lab named Cooper, he has bone cancer but he's still livin', he can't see real well, can't hear real well either, he mostly relies on his nose now days to get from point A to point B. But by golly I'll tell ya'll what, he's as faithful to me today as he ever was...ALWAYS hangs by me no matter what. In his younger days he jumped the fence a few times...I saw him pick a couple of fights in the vets office, I even had to pick up his sorry tail out of jail one time...but all told he's been a good ol' dog for sure.
    100% agree Labs being good dogs it's hard to beat their loyalty and great demeanor.

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