The Puppy Cry

gray0328

 

I rush downstairs, my heart is light,  

A puppy's cry, it filled the night.  

My feet fly fast, my hopes are high,  

To see a wagging tail nearby.  

 

But as I near, my joy deflates,  

No puppy waits, no furry face.  

Instead, my mom is singing loud,  

"The lion sleeps," she sings so proud.  

 

I pause and stare, my smile is gone,  

I miss the sound I thought upon.  

No little dog, no yips, no barks,  

Just mom, with songs that miss the mark.  

 

I sigh and laugh, but deep inside,  

I still wish for a puppy’s cry.

  • Author: gray0328 (Offline Offline)
  • Published: October 18th, 2024 11:22
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