3 result(s) for Funny Holiday Poems From Dogs To Moms.
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Feastful Plea
Oh dear Mom, on this holiday bright,
The table’s a sight, oh what a delight!
With turkey and stuffing, potatoes galore,
Can I, just this once, have a taste of it more?
Your shoes will be chewed and the gift wrap’s in shambles,
But this hungry pup’s heart truly scrambles,
To join in the feasting, oh please let me in,
A nibble, a morsel, where do I begin?
The pie’s cooling low, and it smells just divine,
If only you’d share that sweet treat, it’s all mine!
So I’ll sit, wag my tail, with my big puppy eyes,
Hoping my sweetness will lead to a prize.
So, Mom, can I eat? It’s a holiday cheer,
Just a crumb from your plate, oh, please, my dear!
I’ll promise to guard it, I won’t make a mess,
Just a taste of your feast, oh, that would be bliss!
Snowball Fetching Fun
Oh Mom, look at this snowy scene,
A winter wonderland, so bright and clean!
I bound through the drifts, my tail a wagging,
Chasing the snowballs, with joy I'm bragging.
With paws all a-paddle, I pounce and I play,
Each fluffy white treasure, I fetch without delay.
You laugh as I tumble, my fur all a-fluff,
In this frosty kingdom, we can't get enough!
So let’s bundle up tight, with treats for a feast,
After fetching globes of snow, we'll rest as the beast.
You’re the best mom a pup could ever wish for,
Now let’s frolic and play, oh, winter - we adore!
Paw-sitive Wishes
Oh dear Mom, it's that time of year,
With jingle bells ringing and holiday cheer.
I’ve chewed on your slippers, I’ve dug up the yard,
But don't you worry, my love is unmarred.
With wagging tail and puppy eyes bright,
I’ll fetch you a treat, as pure as delight.
Your gifts in the kitchen, I might take a sniff,
But I promise dear Mom, I won't steal your gift!
So here's my wish, wrapped in a bow,
Let’s cuddle together, just you and me, though.
For all that you do, I wag my thanks true,
Happy holidays, Mom, I’m so lucky with you!
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