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odye
Arf! Mark Unseen   Jan 17 16:07 UTC 1995

        Ode to Odie


        Arf! cries the rascal joyfully,

        Eyes the size of discs alight with innocent wonder,
        Ears drooping kindly over an uncreased brow,

        Pant! goes the boundless and giving energy,

        Red tounge rolling out in open invitation,
        Long neck bobbing in eager anticipation,

        Slurp! genuine kiss of affection,

        Somersaulting and stumbling,
        from friend to friend,
        over paws and heart
        too big
 
        Ever faithful,
        Ever true.

        Odie, we love you.


6 responses total.
thesexy1
response 1 of 6: Mark Unseen   Jan 19 14:33 UTC 1995

that has to be the oddest poem i've read... but i liked it!
remmers
response 2 of 6: Mark Unseen   Jan 19 15:54 UTC 1995

I didn't find it that odd, but I like it too.  I think it would actually
be stronger without the last two stanzas.
rcurl
response 3 of 6: Mark Unseen   Jan 19 17:59 UTC 1995

I thought that "we love you" was intrusive, since it was the first point
a "we" appeared. Up till then, I thought it was about Odie. 
odye
response 4 of 6: Mark Unseen   Jan 21 18:25 UTC 1995

Uhmmm, thansk for the comments, I forgot what it waslike to present
writing to others. Your points are well taken, and I concur. I really
just wrote it as a joke for a friend, but your right, the ending
doesn't really fit with the rest, but I think worked for the
original audience of one intended. You might say it was just a
bit of doggerel I had whipped up....<groans.... I know>
rcurl
response 5 of 6: Mark Unseen   Jan 21 20:47 UTC 1995

Send it to JIm Davis. You never know....(is their an Odie newsgroup?)).
odye
response 6 of 6: Mark Unseen   Jan 22 00:11 UTC 1995

Yet more fluff poetry...

                Swiftly darting over waves of air
                Bullet body exploding
                In puffs of outstretched wings
                Innocent daring of delighted ease

                                -Birds Folly-
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