MY LITTLE DOGFISH
I have a little dogfish and I take it to the park
It often wags its tail - it’s a shame it cannot bark
it doesn’t like the collar and it doesn’t like the lead
and when it comes to discipline it simply takes no heed
so if you ask I’ll tell the truth, I’ll certainly not be lying
it’s not a pet I’d recommend, it’s simply not worth buying.
- Author: Michael Edwards ( Offline)
- Published: July 3rd, 2017 00:26
- Comment from author about the poem: Another one first posted as part of a fusion poem added here so it's included in the ebook.
- Category: Unclassified
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Comments7
Good fun write and pic M.
Cheers O
Good fun write and cartoon.
Awh damn! I better go cancel that order i placed on friday for that pedigree dogfish! Lovely fun poem 🙂
You could get a catfish instead.
Haha, i've seen that tv show, No cat fish for me, i'll keeo my cat that moved into grannies across the street because puppy dog here drives him mad 🤣🙈
There was a man bought a fish.
Took it home splish, splash, splish.
It didnt bark, was averse to his chatter.
So he ate it next day, off a silver platter.
Nice one mate love zany humour.
Love it - cheers b-e
Thanks MICHAEL | loved the picture & the poem ! Even though I'm limited to "Fish for pets" I think CATFISH are too ugly and DOGFISH a paradox ! You orter take him the worter ! NB DOGFISH are always male the females are called BITCHFISH and I've met some ! BRIAN Please check my today's poem - Thanks B
tell me about the bitchfish - at least you don't get bitchmen.
Ohhhhhhh MICHAEL - Where have you been ? Our COLLEGE deals with FASHION and HAIR & BEAUTY and those two professions are replete with BITCHMEN and of course BITCHWOMEN - also Arts and the Media. Dogfish can be tamed but BITCHFISH bite your hand off - and then begin the dicussion. Man Centipede bad bad - but a Woman Centipede is more than BAD (Calypso) the Moral i - Never mess with the Female of any Species - OK BRIAN
A very fun write, really enjoyed reading
So pleased tit gave you a smile. Thanks for looking in.
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