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Jay Jay Great Pyreness

by Marcie Tepper

 

 

Jay Jay was a 7 week old white bundle of joy that the shelter thought may be a Great Pyrenees puppy.  He lived here 3 months before finding him a home

 

Jay Jay

 

Jay Jay is a white fuzz ball

But he is not a Pyr at all

I know not much of border collies

All their tricks and games and follies

 

My house is full of Great Pyrenees

Who aren’t used to the way that you tease

They nail you, pin you to the ground

But you just get up for another round

 

You are so smart and you catch on quick

But I’m not used to dogs who like to lick

A Pyrenees may give air kisses

But a tongue on your cheek, it always misses

 

A Pyrenees won’t jump and bark

The minute I put my car in park

They stand, they wag their tail and smile

They’ve heard my car the last half mile

 

Leave my Komondor’s cords alone

Don’t chew them as if they were a bone

And when he lays upon the floor

Your bed is not what they’re made for

 

My cat lives here, please do not chase

He does not like you in his face

He lived here long before you came

And does not appreciate your game

 

I know that you were meant to herd

But when you do, you look absurd

My goats are old, leave them alone

Go chase a ball or dig a bone

 

You try to hard, so eager to please

Wait a minute, stop, drop and freeze

You do not take my underwear

Then sit under my kitchen chair

 

You prance around with your great prize

As I stand there and roll my eyes

Pyrenees don’t chew or steal my stuff

They’re sweet and gentle, not near so rough

 

Agility is what you need

We need to try it, yes indeed

However I’m just way too old

To ever keep up with you I’m told

 

In a young family is where you belong

Keeping you here just feels so wrong

You need to run ‘til you’re tired out

To have lots of toys that you carry about

 

When I get ready to go to bed

Upon my pillow you’ve laid your head

It’s hard to scold and send away

When you’ve had such a long hard day

 

That dreaded day is finally here

As I just stand here with tear after tear

A family has finally chosen you

In spite of the silly things you do

 

I beg of her, please love you so

As I turn and slowly go

I won’t forget, wouldn’t know how to start

You’ll always have a special place in my heart

 

© 2008 Marcie Tepper

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