Angry Dog
- Joanne Benedetto
- Jan 20
- 1 min read

I am the angry dog who claws the meek,
Who chews the meat and bites the offered cheek.
What leash would last, what collar at my throat,
Would hold the devil in a lathered coat?
The same coat from a relative before.
I foam at the mouth like my ancestor,
And spew the poison of contempt and rage,
Uncaptured by a trap or iron cage.
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