“X” gets tired and worries a lot
always being the one
to mark the spot
afraid no one will find it
unless he is there
He does it for free
no complaints or “why me?”
It’s his lot in life
no children or wife
just spots to mark
It’s really no lark
not having a say
where he’s to stay
I bet you wouldn’t like
always being put on the spot
So the least you might do
is pay him a fee
or occasionally use
a “Y” or a “Z”
“x” by j
“I think she forgot to mention it’s National Poetry Month . . . as a rationale”
CURIOUS to the MAX 
I really enjoyed that!!
popped in from the A-Z challenge to say hello
fellow blogger
Kim from Australia
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Kim,
Thanks for the POP!
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You are very welcome!
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So what’s the story of the orangutan? Is your gorgeous puppy OK with all the attention that big orange guy gets?
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Dear Jacqui Murray, Human being,
I personally interview all the orangutan’s. Because they are very intelligent, after reading my Human-beings post, they submit comments to me for approval.
Thank you for being a sensitive human-being and concerned about my welfare. You are a good friend.
Freddie Parker Westerfield, Canine Dog Blogger
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Don’t let those big guys push you around either, Freddie. Just because they have a bigger front part of their brain than you doesn’t mean it’s big in the right places. Look at Neanderthals! Dogs are perfect and don’t forget it!
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Dear Jacqui, Human-being,
You undoubtedly have canine-ancestry to make such astute observations.
Freddie Parker Westerfield, Canine-dog Blogger
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Thank you. I like to think I do.
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X-actly! And I’ve always had a soft spot for X, they were always in line ahead of me.
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