Ani said I had to reblog this one…
What poetics is Paul Scribbles serving up this week at dVerse Poets Pub? Soul gazing, he calls this week’s concoction. Well, I went off the leash a little with the prompt.
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Sometimes souls’ legs twitch
in their sleep they vocalize
Running down a dream
Once there was a dog that was always kept on a chain, its yard a well-swept radius. When occasionally it slipped its collar, it had no locus of control and people wondered at its lack of manners.
Once there were two dogs that did not make a move without their masters ordering it. One of these dogs got many rewards, was rewarded for its every act of obedience. The other dog got many punishments, was punished for any slight disobedience. When their masters were not with them they were confused and people wondered at their lack of manners, at their begging and their cowering.
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Sue Vincent's Daily Echo 
Good choice, Ani. A great story from D.
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We thought so too. 🙂
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Thank you Ani, I appreciate the press. I am delighted that you liked my half baked haibun.
PS, I hope your spring is clement and has many great walks and wanderings for you.
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I hope so too…if it ever arrives 😉
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Thanks, Ani. You picked a good one and I felt sorry for all the dogs except the last. YOU are the last in that story!
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She says I’m not that well behaved and this is Sue writing, not Ani 😉 )
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