Nala

Nala is a funny hound

Quick of eye 

Can spot a fly

At a hundred feet

She can cover lots of ground

Takes no heed 

of her speed

And the fear of those she meets

Yet when she is in her own home

In a heap

Fast asleep

She doesn’t stir for anyone

Occasionally if there’s a bone

She’ll raise her head

And may be led

To having just a bit of fun

But now we’re out and all alert

On the prowl

To catch that owl

If only I was off the lead

I’ll chase a ball, one final spurt

Then back to bed

To rest my head

Dream of the chase at that great speed

Published by gbg1954

Musings, in verse, about life past and present.

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