Original Poems Written by Susan Lane
The life and antics of the rescue dog—from timid beginnings to confident belonging. These poems follow its journey as it settles into family life, finds its voice, and proudly claims its place in the world.
Written by Susan Lane ColourMine Explanation of the ColourMine Poetic Residents This poem introduces a variety of characters who reside at the ColourMine residence – some inside, some out, all part of the everyday chaos and charm. Among the laughter and garden clippings, I’ve also touched on grief, because it’s part of who I now … Read more
Written by Susan Lane The Cat and the Rat I look down garden and what do I seeThe cat playing dab with the grass and weedsIt was tea time, I gave him a shout,He looked over and carried on playing aboutI take a slow stroll to see what he’s atI can still only see my … Read more
I was advertised in the local free newspaper as a rescue Written by Susan Lane By a Rescue CharityPro Dogs Direct were trying to find a home for meI came from a bad home but I wasn’t bad you seeThere were lots of us rescuedBecause our “home” was awful visiblyIt was so smelly and covered … Read more
Written by Susan Lane I’m so lucky to have this rescue dog here She’s good company any time of yearAnd is really good for meEven lets me know it’s time for a cup of teaShe lets me know when it’s time for bed tooIs brilliant if I’ve got the fluShe lets me sleep all day … Read more
