October 24, 2006

A message from Zeke to his admirers

Under the fur that covers me,
Walking a piss from pole to pole,
I sniff whatever good may be
From any random-passed asshole.

When I brush Chris’ cactus plants
I sometimes wince or cry aloud,
But for an online thug? Fat chance.
My leg is lifted, and bow-wowed.

Here in this place of dried pigs’ ears
I have attended and obeyed,
And those who menace with vague fears,
If you ask me, can go get spayed.

It matters not how vile their hate,
How lame-anonymous their troll,
I am the master of my plate:
I am the captain of my bowl.

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It’s so good to see the blog back, Chris (and Zeke).  I look forward to more provocative, heartfelt, intelligent writing.

Welcome back!  I love you both.  And it is amazing how much Zeke takes after his Dad with that there poetry-parodying talent.  Must run in the family.

Nice to see the Creek still running.  Scritch Zeke’s saggital skull ridge for me.

Brilliant.  I’m just thrilled to see Zeke supporting mandatory spay-and-neuter programs for those who need them most.

I’m here from Michael Berube’s blog to welcome you back and wish you well, Zeke. (I wish my parents’ dog wrote as well as you do. He’s more into public speaking.)

Yay, CRN is back online!

My favorite poem, from the time I was a used and abused nine year old to this very day.  I still go out in the woods behind the house and scream it out loud.
Thank you for coming back, Chris.  I hope Zeke is well.

You tell ‘em, Zeke!

It’s *so* good to see CNR is back.  Thanks Chris!

...Okay, apparently the system accepted the emote for ‘pets Zeke quietly’, and is acting on it rather than putting it in the comment, leaving nothing to be seen? What an intelligent blog!

--Dave

Go, Zeke! You know I can take a lot of anonymous crap directed at humans, but when they start picking on a dog, they’ve gone too far.

zeke!  glad you and chris are back.

Good stuff.

I could so understand the desire to disappear.  Very glad you regrouped and sallied forth again.  Brilliant Dog Poem.

Good Zeke.

Oh what sweet words to see, so very glad you’re back.

GREAT poem! I’m so very glad you’re back.

Glad the both of you are back, Chris & Zeke.  It was a little hard to practice love directed at the unfortunate person who threatened Zeke.  I had to wonder if that person knew how many people would be out looking for him/her if anything befell Zeke.

Oh, sure, Zeke can parody William Henley’s “Invictus.”? That’s an easy one.  But we’re still waiting for him to do that T. S. Eliot followup he promised.

In America, professor?
An angled-tire urinalist
Sets a grand piss in a sewer
Caver’s rivers of pain, my pissed.

I came back from a vacation and you were gone.  Even though I could understand why, I was miserable.

Welcome back, you two.

Glad of your return, and with a fine rejoinder at that. As the other resident adult biped said when shown the “closed” sign the other night, “What is wrong with people?”

Hi from all the bipeds here to Zeke, and Becky, and Thistle.

Mack and Drizzle and Jasmine also send their regards.

Congratulations on your return to blogging.  I hope things go better this time.

From my elderly dog to yours - welcome back.

She sends some pillows and Mother Hubbard Chicken and Cheese biscuits.

Yay! My week just got better. Welcome back Zeke and Chris. You were missed.

So good to see CRN back up and to find Zeke in such fine form.

Who’s a good doggie?  Have a nice tummy-rub!

(Chris, did you help Zeke with that poem, or just take him to meter-obedience classes when he was younger?)

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