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One Sentence Poem #3
May 9, 2018
He would open his mouth
when I set his dish on the ground, scrambling
and scratching
at the floor
to go faster,
faster,
faster,
I never knew I would miss his toothy smile until I couldn’t see it anymore.
© Steve S., Marblehead, MA
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