Modern Poems of Wandering Old Dogs

A wandering old dog

loaf about

roam about

Take a weak step

Spitting a smoking tongue

stumbling

Walk silently through the tall building built by the biped.

Walk through a deserted alley

The wind rolled up the mist.

Clouds are particularly heavy.

The high sun put away its smile.

ticking sound

ticking sound

The water drops were wet and dripping on the black asphalt road.

I can't help sticking out my rough tongue greedily.

Licking the tears left by this angel over and over again.

wet one's throat

It's raining harder and harder.

My wet and dirty hair is getting wet.

The aging body has filled this source of life.

But I don't have a house where biped can shelter from the rain.

No biped can escape the rain.

All I have is the scarred fur and sparse fur that nature pity has given me.

I saw a dry spot at the door of the biped.

Be careful to run over it.

Shake wet hair

Then he curled up quietly, his stomach growling.

A cold wind blew.

My nose twitched a few times.

yawn

yawn

The closed door suddenly opened.

A man with long hair came out of it.

A little girl with an umbrella.

Maybe she was shocked by the sound of sneezing.

Maybe the little girl is hungry and wants to buy some snacks.

That's how we met anyway.

I have a look of horror, consternation, fear and pity.

Or violent exposure of gums and low-pitched whining threats.

The little girl covered her mouth and looked at me in horror.

I turned and left here with this heavy body.

But I can't keep up.

Then I was hugged by a pair of slender and delicate hands.

Then I heard her shout

"dad! Come on! I caught a big white dog! "

Fear filled my mind.

make arduous efforts

Show fierce eyes and bite the old loose fangs into your arms like tender lotus roots.

The little girl cried and screamed.

A man's scolding

I finally regained my freedom.

The man took a stick from nowhere and hit me.

While avoiding a scream

The old man was knocked unconscious.

The little girl's crying echoed in my ears.

"Dad, don't!"

warmth

comfortable

this ...

Is this heaven?

Am I finally free?

Try to open your eyes.

A bright room

Bright and clean floor

Like my hometown!

Home? So far away ...

Huh? What is this? It's ... it's the little girl I bit!

What is she ... what is she doing here?

This ... this is her home. ...