Poem: Ice Cube

A little poem from Freedom Freeda’s point of view.

Oh, frosty friend upon the floor,
You glisten like a morning star—
A perfect cube from ice so pure,
Chilled delight, my canine cure.

I nose you first with careful sniff,
A curious, cold, intriguing gift.
Your crystal touches upon my tongue
Is magic, though I’m young and sprung.

You crackle gently ‘Neath my jaw,
A frosty crunch I always saw
As sunshine’s twin in winter’s mold,
A fleeting treat in heat and gold.

Oh, ice cube, melt me with your charm,
A cooling balm against the warm.
When you dissolve, I raise my head:
“Encore!”—for more delight ahead.

From doggy heart to chilly soul,
My tail wags in delightful toll.
You vanish quick—but oh, what joy!
A sparkling snack for dog and boy.

Thank-you for reading.

Much love and Light,

Brenda Marie Fluharty


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4 thoughts on “Poem: Ice Cube

      1. she was no ordinary cat. she would play fetch with me with balls. no shit. fetch. i miss her very much still. she died of cancer a few years ago.

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