He jumps on the bed
From halfway,
From the fleece step
As usual,
In two graceful arcs.
And, as usual
It goes unsaid,
When he furiously
Round's and round—
Making the rumpled
Blankets, the best
For his nest
Burrowing, arranging,
Just so—
And so,
Every day
His way to rest
Is the peace place
For us.
Too.
Who could deny
That he
Is finally safe
There,
On top of the bed,
Buried deep in soft,
Asleep in his world?
Sometimes,
Some delight
May strike his fancy
And the ‘rolly’ wild
Will take over,
With legs kicking in the air,
His happiness free,
His twirled form fly,
Before the settle down,
His care complete.
Then the sound—-
He snores ,
Before the great quiet,
When his legs are still running,
But still in the sleep.
He is deep in the gone.
He is the Boster,
The Botron,
Beau,
Mr. Dog,
Mr. Bo,
Botronimus.
He is Bodhi,
Dog of our heart.