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The Loyal Creature


In a night of extreme cold

Not able to ask for either food or cloth

In a day beaten by people by thousands of stones

In a rainy day not having a shelter to hide their little paws

Still remember people for their good deed done years ago

Drooping tounges and eyes filled with loyalty and selfless thoughts

The super creatures that never ever fails to entertain us

The one who only asks for love and endearment

These are the most trustworthy creatures in world, and we call them Dogs

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