dogs – Page 51 – Black and White

under the tulip tree

June 10, Buddha's birthday, date of photograph. This liriodendron tulipfera is next to the water source, a bored well. Great place to sit. — microclimate. First tree I planted.

water dog

Buster

Looking Ahead

Looking Ahead

Old dog, silvery muzzle
Lifts his head
When I put on my coat.
Heaven for him
Is going to be
An endless walk
With me.–ALB

Uncensored Songs for Sam Abrams, Spuyten Duyvil, New York, n.d. P. 43

senescence

old dog in an old chair. the old man's old chair
I grow old . . . I grow old . . .I shall wear the bottoms of my trousers rolled.–T.S.Eliot

Sophia’s age-mate Rita died yesterday. Great sadness.

K453D5-Elaine-and-Rita — Rita and Elaine

excellence, heart, injury

Sophie used to retrieve on land. She can’t do that anymore. She goes at it too hard. Adapted that to plain running. Me on a bike, Sophie running alongside. That is out now, she goes lame, the impact aggravates her arthritis. The only place she is free now is in the water.

dog’s head

gifts from above

Sophie at the feet of grandparents
And when the dew fell upon the camp in the night, the manna fell upon it.

dawg

good grammar

deliberate misspelling, iconoclastic grammer, tastes good as a cigarette should… Boyz, lite. The author knew how to spell dog, yet he chose to spell dog DAWG. 300 words. Why?