Bitsy Little Boston
A poem about a Boston Terrier
by Marcia Kardatzke |
How much do I miss you? Oh let me count the ways.
Do I miss you in the Springtime When the moose come out to graze?
Do I miss you in the Summer, When I garden by the lake?
And when you dug potatoes, I cleaned and washed and baked.
Do I miss you in the Autumn As the leaves come tumbling down?
As you romped among the goldens, A funny little clown.
Do I miss you in the Winter When a chill is in the air?
I reach under the covers. But no..you are not there.
Oh Bitsy little Boston Why could you not have stayed?
Right by my side forever Forever and a day.
I know one day I'll see you And this is what I'll say
Oh Bitsy Little Boston.. I missed you all my days..
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