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THE DOG, THE FROG AND THE THIEF: a sonnet
I came home once and found the door open, And afraid that a thief might be inside, I walked softly and found a glass broken That cut my feet. To stop bleeding I tried. But the smell of fresh blood woke up my dog Who had been lulled to sleep by the vile thief. The glass had inside it a tiny frog, Which was now enjoying its freedom brief. I found the frog and put it in a jar. Then I told the dog to find the burglar. He had not yet gone from the house too far. I caught him tightly round his big collar. Then I put the frog down his sweaty shirt Along with plenty of the roadside dirt. • First place and awardicon winner in the Eternally Our Friends Poetry Contest, Round 8, "~Eternally Our Friends Poetry Contest~" M C Gupta 28 February 2008
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