Dog at The Door
written by: Bob Laurie
@boblaurie757
The day persisted in pulling me down,
There was no compassion; I thought I would drown.
The clock I watched before heading home,
Was slow and deliberate with each minute shown.
Traffic enveloped to a vast sea of red,
Penetrating and pulsating from my eyes to my head.
Dragging myself from the car was a chore,
Yet everything changed when I got to the door.
The jangle of keys started a commotion inside,
The first smile of the day I just couldn’t hide.
She jumped, and she wagged with love in her heart,
My plight of the day would soon fall apart.
If you’re sad all day and laden with trouble,
Have a dog at the door and burst that wicked bubble.
It took a while for Bob to know where he wanted to go with his writing. He’s always loved thrillers, but didn’t understand why they never include an inspirational message that can uplift the reader after the suspense is over. Bob endeavors to achieve that in his writing and hopes his novels stand out because of it. Bob also writes inspirational short Stories and Poems. You can find out more about Bob’s books and other work at his website - Bob Laurie Author.
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