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A Dog's Love


I’m so excited when I see you, inside my heart jumps for joy.

When you say I missed you, I hear you, but I wonder, am I a toy?

 

I know you see my body language, don’t you know I love you?

I’m all over the place; I can’t manage; see, I miss you.

 

Come here, let me be close to you. I want to lean on you.

I want your eye contact as I embrace you.

 

You know when I’m hungry because you ask me before I ask.

When I’m through eating, I want to cuddle with you.

 

You know me so well, without even knowing it, I’ll protect you with my life. We’re family!

 

God is the foundation of love, and it’s confusing that humans don’t see it that way.

 

God is love, and this source comes from up above; I wished human love could be like a ‘Dog’s Love.’

 

By J. James McIntosh 

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