The Death Of A Breed
Free is he who bites the hand:
if this is true
Does this mean
There dogs that know freedom
With able mind and soul
that roam the streets
with bruises on their backs
from fighting its own breed
I wonder,
Is this freedom?
To be alone
Bobbing for scraps
to lay your scars on the cobblestone
Cold to the touch
and what
parallels dose this have_
to my life
what does the lice in his fur signify?
Why should It be me _
the one that bites?
While other’s skin
remain clean
within
the confines of their leash
Should I be a flea
and take,
from those,
with plenty to give
Become soft and drink to my fill
Only to be killed
with a simple flick of the wrist
Or the **SWISH!**of a strays paw
Who wishes to be pest anyway?
It seems to me
that the cost to be free
Is paid in blood
The lice and flee of the world
scurry along the backs
suckling on fine juices
while the free roam rabid
I guess they must be a dying breed