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Pets are our Teachers
December 18, 2015
Why do we focus on little things?
Like a rude text
or a bad day
what will happen next?
Or that one time in May.
A dog doesn’t care about things like that.
He just sleeps lazily
or munches on food
Bounces around crazily,
and is always in a good mood.
We can learn a thing or two
from our canine friends.
don’t get stuck on pointless stuff
Be the one to mend.
Life works out, strangely enough
© Lindsay L., Snohomish, WA
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