Classic and Contemporary Poetry
DA PUP EEN DA SNOW, by THOMAS AUGUSTINE DALY First Line: Deed you evra see joy Last Line: Ees first play een da snow! Alternate Author Name(s): Daly, T. A. Subject(s): Animals; Dogs | ||||||||
DEED you evra see Joy Gona wild weeth delight, Jus' so lika small boy W'en som' brighta new toy Mak's heem crazy excite'? You would know w'at I mean Eef you jus' coulda seen -- Not so long time ago -- How my leetla fat pup Ees first play een da snow. O! I scream an' I roar An' so shaka weeth laughtra, Dat my sides dey are sore For mos' three-four days aftra. An' how mooch I would try, I no speak weeth sooch skeell I could put een your eye W'at ees fresh een mine steell: How dat leetla pup romp All aroun' da whole place, How he bark, how he jomp An' fall down on hees face; How he fight, how he bite An' ees tumble aroun', Teell hees cover' weeth white Lik a leetla fat clown; W'at su'prise fill hees eyes W'en he see da flakes sail, How he bark at da skies, How he chasa hees tail. O! I weesh I could show How ees looka, dat pup, How he puff an' he blow W'en hees leecked by da snow An' ees gotta geeve up. An' I sposa, no doubt, You would say I am fibbin' W'en I say hees tongue's out Lika yarda peenk ribbon -- O! how mooch I would try, I no speak weeth sooch skeell I could put een your eye W'at's so fresh een mine steell. But I weesh you had been Where you, too, coulda seen W'at delighta me so -- How my leetla fat pup Ees first play een da snow! | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...SENTIMENTAL DANGERS by ANDREW HUDGINS SHOOTING THE DOG by JUNE JORDAN AFTER AN ILLNESS, WALKING THE DOG by JANE KENYON DANCING WITH THE DOG by SUSAN KENNEDY A DIXIE LULLABY by THOMAS AUGUSTINE DALY |
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