This poem was published in The Avenue Journal, Issue X: Dogs
Dog Barking at the Moon, Joan Miró
by Alan Elyshevitz
This poem was published in The Avenue Journal, Issue X: Dogs
Dog Barking at the Moon, Joan Miró
by Alan Elyshevitz
This poem was published in The Avenue Journal, Issue X: Dogs
O! Possum
by Mary Beth O’Connor
It’s the season of slow mammals
awakening from the icy grip of depressed winter,
This poem was published in The Avenue Journal, Issue X: Dogs
My Dog Barks In Dreams
by Mary Beth O’Connor
My dog barks in dreams,
chasing rabbits, bears . . .
He sucks up the carpet
snuffling the ground, the trail.
This work was published in The Avenue Journal, Issue X: Dogs
Better Than TV
by K. M. Watson
“Don’t tell ’im.”
“He’s seen you already.”
“But he don’t know we talk.”
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Granddaughter
by Michael Milburn
She has a way
of shaking her hands
around her waist
that reminds me
This poem was published in The Avenue Journal, Issue X: Dogs
Sleeping Dogs
by Wendy Taylor Carlisle
“Let’s let sleeping dogs tell the truth.”
– Forrest Gander
The dogs sleep and dream of kibble and walks and chasing a ball.
The dogs do not mention what they know of sit! and stay! and come here!
This poem was published in The Avenue Journal, Issue X: Dogs
Hudson Trains Me
by Kristin Camitta Zimet
H. Lovewoof wears his Dogness
like baggy jeans and mudcaked
barnboots that embarrass me.
This poem was published in The Avenue Journal, Issue X: Dogs
Obedience
by Kristin Camitta Zimet
Chew toy, squeaker dug out,
she sags on the forbidden bed,
ears limp, chin rubbed bare,
and does not hear me beg.
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Fuzzy
by Nathan Cover
I always wanted a dog growing up.
My parents said no.
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The Dog
by Suzannah Kolbeck
His large heart roars its murmur, grey muzzle
Marking the decline, bony spine
Tracking hesitant paws
As they creep his worn body to bed
To turn around, scrape
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