I know that you left Daddy and I a long time ago and that you are probably Since the book was written from the point of view of the little girl, I thought it would be fun to hear what the dog thought about things. She seemed to have thought that I had left her but I wouldn't do that. After a long time my little girl came and found me. Everything was great until the sky started doing that awful thing again. Today we had a big party all our friends were there. No matter where I try to hide I can't get away from it. The only bad part about life here is when the sky pours down water and has awful streaks of light and huge booming sounds coming from it. We've made some new friends like the man who plays music at the store and the lady who gives me peanut butter every day. She bought me a red collar and leash from the pet store and now we both go work there every morning. Its been a few days since I've written but boy have I been busy! My little girl takes me every where and I am so happy. She introduced me to her dad and gave me food and a bath. Then the most amazing thing happened- a little girl took me home with her. They started chasing me and screaming at me. I thought it might work for me but it didn't come out how I thought it would. I've seen people go in without any food and then come out with so much that you wouldn't believe it. Today I had the best day! I was wandering around town looking for something to eat and decided to take a look in one of those big houses where the people keep lots of food.

She really talked to people and understood their struggle, and learned so much about herself along her journeys. The reason why I decided to make the poem be about her sewing the town together is because I believe that was the main point of the book. I like how daring she is, and how she is a bit of an 'oddball' in her new town. I really liked this book, I felt I could relate to Opals character quite a bit. I know that this is a very short poem, but I think it demonstrates the big picture very well. The original poem entitled, 'The Red Wheelbarrow' by William Carlos Williams, is where I got the idea for the format of the poem. Writer's Note: I was inspired to write this poem because of the novel, 'Love That Dog' Sharron Creech. Style: inspired by William Carlos Williams 4 Ten things I Know About My Friend, Miss Franny Block.

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