Poetic-Verses
'' You're Standing On His Tail ''
I came across a dog today,
He looked as if he'd bite,
I asked him, am I in your way,
His look said yes you're right.
I refused to move to let him pass,
He drew me a noxious gaze,
His behaviour really was quite crass,
It was time for me to appraise.
I meet these savages day in day out,
They're the blight of my poor life,
But if you show them you've got clout,
You can give them strife.
Do I allow him to see I'm scared?
Or do I ring the bell,
If his aim is to have me ensnared,
Then maybe I should I run like hell.
At that he barked and let out a growl,
I stood rooted to the spot,
Here was a rabid beast on the prowl,
I was feeling rather fraught.
I couldn't move nor could he,
A stand off was what I faced,
I would let this savage see,
That I refuse to be disgraced.
I am just a stubborn as you,
We maybe need to fight,
If you bite me I will sue,
I'll show you who is right.
He looked at me with big sad eyes,
As if he was in pain,
I decided then not to chastise,
But to the owner I'd complain.
I banged the letterbox on the door,
I'd give them a piece of my mind,
You're dog not moving is a bit of bore,
He replied you're being so unkind.
At that he said he's a friendly pet,
He doesn't mind you delivering our mail,
But I'm afraid to say you are the threat,
‘' You're Standing On His Tail ‘'
He looked as if he'd bite,
I asked him, am I in your way,
His look said yes you're right.
I refused to move to let him pass,
He drew me a noxious gaze,
His behaviour really was quite crass,
It was time for me to appraise.
I meet these savages day in day out,
They're the blight of my poor life,
But if you show them you've got clout,
You can give them strife.
Do I allow him to see I'm scared?
Or do I ring the bell,
If his aim is to have me ensnared,
Then maybe I should I run like hell.
At that he barked and let out a growl,
I stood rooted to the spot,
Here was a rabid beast on the prowl,
I was feeling rather fraught.
I couldn't move nor could he,
A stand off was what I faced,
I would let this savage see,
That I refuse to be disgraced.
I am just a stubborn as you,
We maybe need to fight,
If you bite me I will sue,
I'll show you who is right.
He looked at me with big sad eyes,
As if he was in pain,
I decided then not to chastise,
But to the owner I'd complain.
I banged the letterbox on the door,
I'd give them a piece of my mind,
You're dog not moving is a bit of bore,
He replied you're being so unkind.
At that he said he's a friendly pet,
He doesn't mind you delivering our mail,
But I'm afraid to say you are the threat,
‘' You're Standing On His Tail ‘'
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`` You`re Standing On His Tail ``
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