Last night when Dad came home, he'd forget to close the door, and then he came to the house, and he didn't know if the stray dog was smart because of the connection. When he came into the house, my father fed him a raw egg instead of feeding it, and once he did, it was like the kind that gave him the sun, and then he started to get more and more open, and look at it as if it was a good kid. It was a pathetic look. It was a bad night for our families, it was hard to throw it out, and then we thought about tomorrow.
And what's not happening is that this little baby is stuck in my house, even when people don't go out, and they push their hips back, as if they knew that they were going to run away, and they scratched the wood floor with four front claws, and it looked like they were going to abuse it, and it was so sad to see it, and it was so sad, and then my mother said, "I left in a hurry to get off work, and then my father couldn't throw it away, and then I found it."
'Cause I've got my parents. I've lost my hot potato. I'm drunk. I couldn't, because I couldn't be more respectful, and then I threw the bastard out of the door, the first time it was called a random one, but, more simply, the dog had not come out as fast as it could, and I hadn't shown it, and the little baby had already got in, and then, at the speed of light, found a corner I couldn't reach, and then suddenly I had to look at it like that, and suddenly I was a little insinuated.
It's not a big deal to lose a dog when you're sure about it, but it's not a big deal to lose a dog, but it's too hard to leave, and suddenly I have to get rid of it. If not, does it have to go to work? I'm just beginning to think that if I left my house, maybe there were two, at least in our house, to make sure that three meals a day will not be easy to starve, that I want to go, or that I don't want to go, that I'll take it in, that's what it is, that the dog is poor, that it is, whether it is poor or not, that it is keeping a home, waiting for the return of his loved ones.