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in the front porch shade
He saw her there, in the front porch shade
And his excitement he could no longer hold.
For she sat there, with the grace of a queen,
Head held high, heart bold.
He inched forward, as his insides squirmed,
And yelped and whined for her.
He was entranced, high hopes dances
And heart all a flutter.
No longer restrained, feelings untamed,
He was almost there.
And she who had been, till this moment not seen
Him finally dare.
In a moment, none less,
As soon as he reached, she purred and arched her back.
And as quick as a blade, in the front porch shade,
She had left a fierce scratch.
Walking away, feline tail in the air,
She looked back just that once,
To see me there, patting the head,
Of the dog who had dared that once.
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