by J. Patrick Lewis
“Please pick me!” whimpered a beagle puppy.














Get a beagle!"

Poets Rebecca Kai Dotlich and J. Patrick Lewis challenged each other to write a poem (without sharing with each other) from a puppy's point of view for the new position in the White House in honor of the Obama girls and the new puppy they will be choosing. Here's Pat's. Rebecca's is coming up next... next Poetry Friday, Jan. 23.
And for more Poetry Friday fun, visit Karen Edmisten.
Image credits:
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www.dogbreedinfo.com
www.sodahead.com
www.newjerseybeagles.net
www.dailypuppy.com
www.tranism.com
seattletimes.nwsource.com
doggy.blogsome.com
www.frontiernet.net
my.boatus.com
5 comments:
That is so cute! Even more fun as we are choosing a puppy from a shelter next month for our family! For some odd reason, I may be the only one writing poems about it though :0).
Hey Sheila - apropos of nothing, I've sent you several emails to invite you to join the judging panel for the CYBILS at yahoo, but thus far, they've either not gone through or you've not seen them or something. Can you email me at kellyfineman at hotmail dot com with a preferred email address? (I've been using your teaching one, but maybe that's the issue?)
Thanks for stopping by. Good luck with finding the perfect puppy!
And no, I haven't received any emails from you, but I have sent you an email now and joined the Yahoo group. Thanks for finding me!
Sylvia
Very cute and copyright credits to boot.
Ha! Great puns. And as the besotted owner of a beagle (Captain Jack Sparrow, the cutest dog ever), I agree!
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