Neighborhood Lunch - Jan Allison Style
Neighborhood lunch
I once saw a cat very hyper
This fine feline needed a diaper
For when she would go
She put on a show
Meowing for someone to wipe her
She pranced through the yard just complaining
Her voice from meowing now straining
She started to leave
Not hard to believe
The small smelly package remaining
She couldn’t be bothered to bury
Not like other cats, don’t you worry
It’d stay in the yard
Until it got hard
And flies came around in a hurry
When up walked a dachshund named Rummy
Who liked when you rubbed on his tummy
He barked, “lookie there”
“My neighbor did share”
While licking his lips he howled “Yummy”
Copyright © Chris Green | Year Posted 2017
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