"Somebody taught my two adopted dogs to wait in line," a poem by Amalia E. Zents

"Somebody taught my two adopted dogs to wait in line"
A poem by Amalia E. Zents

"Somebody taught my two adopted dogs to wait in line.
Each stands behind the other when it's time to eat or drink,
Two polite dogs, I daresay, and neither do I hear either of them whine;
They know if they will but patiently wait, they'll both be in the pink!"




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"Write That Worth Reading," by Amalia E. Zents

“Write that worth reading” 

By Amalia E. Zents

Write that worth reading,
Watch that worth seeing.
Do that worth doing, 
Be that worth being.


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"Write that worth reading," by Amalia E. Zents (Aug. 23, 2012)

"The Heart Remembers," by Amalia E. Zents

The heart remembers

His soft dark coat

The way his whiskers 

Felt against my cheek;

The heart remembers

The strength of his purr

As he climbed on me

While I tried to sleep.

The heart remembers

The good sport he was

When I dressed him up 

Like a fairy queen;

The heart remembers

A cat named Rascal

Sure-footed, daring,

Wise and serene.

"The Heart Remembers," by Amalia E. Zents

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