by Bn2f
Satyr61: I guess an explanation is in order.
I read every one of your submissions. I find your poetry unique, different, and interesting and so my tribute reflects that.
The first and third stanzas were first written as complete sentences and then the words were remixed. They describe a woman, Bea, who has used a man for his money and then left him. It's the 2nd stanza that I personally love and hope you enjoy. There, the man (dawg) wishes to go back in history and listen to the concerns of 4 of his good friends (forewarning) that if he sees a woman (lass) to not enter into a relationship (run). "Good, dawg, lass see... Run!" is a call for help the man is asking for, playing off the saying, "Good dog, Lassie, run and get help."