Poetry for Dogs

My book, Throw Me A Bone: Poetry For Dogs, includes 31 poems written purportedly for a canine audience.

It’s available on Amazon — http://poetryfordogs.com — and priced to generate funds for three humane societies. (Writing poetry is not my get-rich-quick scheme, not a pyramid of dogs with you at the bottom. No.)

Poetry for Dogs, by Artie Isaac

Summer School 2014

I like to keep a List Of What I Don't Know. I learned this from Rob Emrich.  The good news: the list never goes away. No sooner do I learn something -- and scratch it off the list -- then up rises one or two new questions. And there they go, onto the list....

Creeper

I can't believe I've never told you this story. Perhaps I've told it to you in person. But I don't see it here on Net Cotton Content. So this might be news. So One Day,I was walking home from the school bus stop, a couple blocks from home. I was maybe...

Celebration

Do you celebrate?  This was a question posed to an arena full of entrepreneurs by Jack Welch. The GE CEO asked two thousand young entrepreneurs: How many of you have, during the past few months, recognized a victory? Maybe you stopped on the way home to pick up...

Speaking Next Week

Please forgive this quick plug. Feel free to ignore, of course.   Sometimes, readers of Net Cotton Content ask me to tell them whenever I give a public presentation. Here's one.It's next week in Columbus. I'm getting ready by leading meetings all...

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