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My Mother Loves Her Animals and Me

My mother loves her animals and me; And, of course, my sister's* in there, too. She shows her love quite unmistakably: ,

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21 August 2006

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Nicholas Gordon

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My Mother Loves Her Animals and Me

My mother loves her animals and me;
And, of course, my sister's* in there, too.
She shows her love quite unmistakably:
She pets us all, no matter where or who.
I haven't sprouted yet a bushy tail,
Nor has my sister* grown a toothy snout;
But I sometimes feel a dog in such detail
I pant and bark and scurry all about.

But I am glad my mother has a love
That cuts across the paths of innocence.
I know that her sweet feelings long will move
Me to appreciate her scents!

*Feel free to change to "brother."

-Nicholas Gordon -

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