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| An Ode to Bob the Dog. |
He was curled up beneath her seat
But then arrived with unwanted feet
He lunged out and made them scatter
She thanked him with a hotdog platter
He was homeless and unafraid
With loads of nicks and scars inlaid
All he wanted to do was roam
As he walked another sot home
But now our fearless friend has retired
He's gotten old and is just too tired
He sleeps outside a white duplex
No longer current in anyone's text
Who will fill your enormous shoes
and instinctively know just what to do?
Pictures will be drawn and stories will be told
About a dog named Bob, a dog so BOLD
— Brenda Hawley
When asked who the most famous person in Barra de Navidad, Mexico is, the reply is unanimous — Bob the Dog. The Bar None Group thanks Brenda Hawley for her rhyming couplets in honor of Bob and for her poetic contributions to the original Bar None Anthology and its' follow up Take Two.
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