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A DOG’S PERSPECTIVE
If I were a dog I would Overhaul the language. For too long man has enjoyed An unfair advantage. When a dog munches on a Bone that is so tasty; It would be called a hot-man, No hot-dog it would be. When a dog is hopeless and Turns nasty as he can; He won’t be son of a bitch, But, son of a woman. If a dog has bad luck when He’s out on a foray; No dog’s day it would be called, It would be a man’s day. When life is rather too hard And full of too much strife, It would be called a “Wretched Man’s”, no “wretched dog’s” life. And finally when life ends In a manner ugly, Why label it a dog’s death? A man’s death it would be. * Written in abcb, 7-6-7-6 format * Initially written as entry no. 450453 in the book SCIENCE, MEDICAL, LAW, HUMOR, CHILDREN, "SCIENCE, MEDICAL, LAW, HUMOR, CHILDREN" M C Gupta 25 August 2006
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