The Crom Gallery
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Whose Woods These Are
Whose woods these are,
I think you know. |
| Stopping here?
Sure, if you like. |
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This bush is lovely.
Dark and deep. |
| So're these weeds,
if you're wondering. |
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But I have many trails to smell. |
| And miles to go, as you can tell. |
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The Wall
Hmm. That Chow's been back.
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In the stretch, Pop.
Let's move it.
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Then again, maybe we could take a break.
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I'm not stickin' my tongue out.
That Chow needs a bath.
Bad.
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Even without the sun, walkin' is hard work. Just gimme a minute, Ok?
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What, you can't lick your own nose?
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Changed my mind.
Let's go check out the lake.
Come on! No time like now!
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The Christmas Ball (and Bones)
You know, if a kid can never have too many Legos, then.... |
| Bone-counting. Hard work? Yup.
Boring? Uh-hunh.
What's your point? |
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My big brother brought me this great ball for Christmas. Zowee! |
| Sounds good, smells good, tastes good, matches the decor... |
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Come on! Try an' take it. |
| A new rubber chew ring, too? Let me think about it, Ok? |
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What does it profit a dog, if he gain all the bones, and lose his ball? |
| Leastways, that's what I think.
Merry Christmas! |
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—Mick McAllister
The Topics
In Memoriam: Crom — February 14, 1991 - March 23, 2004
Dog Wits and Bird Brains—Essays on Animal Intelligences
Speaking Dog — Lessons in Bilingual Communication
Six Hundred Words — Developing Your Canine Vocabulary
Black Squirrels and Dog Nets — Some Thoughts on Animal Intelligence
Crom's Own Pages — A Tribute to True Love
Read about Animal Intelligence — An Survey of Books on the Subject