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The Puppy cannot mew or talk,
He has a funny kind of walk,
His tail is difficult to wag
And that’s what makes him walk zigzag.
He is the Kitten of a Dog,
From morn till night he’s all agog—
Forever seeking something new
That’s good but isn’t meant to chew.
He romps about the Tulip bed,
And chews the Flowers white and red,
And when the Gardener comes to see
He’s sure to blame mamma or me.
One game that cannot ever fail
To please him is to chase his tail—
(To catch one’s tail, ’twixt me and you,
Is not an easy thing to do.)
If he has not a pretty face
The Puppy’s heart is in its place.
I’m sorry he must grow into
A Horrid, Noisy Dog, aren’t you?SUMMARY OF THIS POEM The Puppy by Oliver herford CLASS 5 TH​

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The Puppy and I poem composed by A.A. Milne is a beautiful piece of writing, which expresses the encounter of a young boy with a man, a horse and a puppy while walking one fine day. At first, he inquires of the man where he is going and the latter responds that he is off to the village to buy some bread.

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