Conversation with the small dog

“It’s obvious, I have to say,LL 3D1

My face adorns the book…

And there are few who can resist

This cheeky canine look.”

“But just a mo,” the writer said,

“I think the book is mine…”

“Without my inspiration

Do you really think you’d shine?”

“You have a point,” the writer said,

“My Muse is black and furry.

But still…my book…I’m fairly sure…”

“That ownership is blurry…

kitewalk 2 022You know the score,” the dog replied,

“Just who owns who’s debated.”

She grinned and threw a tennis ball,

“This ‘master’ thing’s belated.”

The writer fetched the ball as bid,

“Yes, you’re the boss, it’s true,

And reaching the bestseller list

Is all because of you.”

“It won’t take much,” the small dog said,

“To make me number one…

Another half a dozen sales

And then the job is done.”

The writer sighed, picked up her pen

And settled to her task…

The small dog grinned as she complied

“It couldn’t hurt to ask…”



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“Laughter Lines” is number 31 on Amazon in its category in Books… the small dog would love to see it climb the charts…


“Laughter Lines – Life from the Tail End”
Available from Amazon UK, Amazon.com and worldwide in Paperback and for Kindle.

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Life from the Tail End


Sue Vincent


Take a life with a small dog in tow, add a dash of red hair dye, a selection of crumbling biscuits and a dash of fun… The result is a recipe for laughter.



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Published on March 19, 2015 18:41
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