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Dogs and Ripped Dolls

February 17, 2014
By kyleeradulovich SILVER, Hartland, Wisconsin
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Yelling and screaming, she cries.
Red-faced, she points her finger.
"No more second chances, George.
You shouldn't have done it again."
"I'm sorry. I didn't mean it.
Please don't send me away--I love you."

© Lindsay L., Snohomish, WA

The author's comments:
Meant to have a double meaning, this piece was inspired, simply, by a sad look my puppy gave me. It could be interpreted as a remorseful and confused dog, sorry about ripping a little girls doll. It could also be looked at as a broken heart and a reminiscent ex-boyfriend. There are many ways in which one could read this poem.
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