locked shed wake and wail
poor horatio
Maggie visited our local municipal Art gallery twice recently. She enjoyed the first visit so much we had to plan a return. This had nothing to do of course with the free dog biscuits specially prepared in small packages handed out to all arty dogs . As you can see Maggie was actively engaged with the displayed works and did show a keen interest in the fate of Horatio the cat. This prompted a late entry for Ronovan’s haiku challenge Wake and Wail. Other contributions can be viewed at https://ronovanwrites.com/2019/10/14/ronovan-writes-weekly-haiku-poetry-prompt-challenge-275-wailwake/
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What an interesting art exhibition. Maggie certainly looks engrossed in it. Nice verse to go along with the pictures, Denis.
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Thanks Magarisa, this was a first for the dogs, there may be more.
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You’re welcome, Denis.
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Wonderful captures Denis, it looks as if Maggie has a true appreciation for this type of art! We do hope sweet Horatio is found safe and well soon 🤗💜🐈
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She did enjoy herself and was actually looking at the art on the second visit because there were less dogs to play with. The lost painting seemed to call out to the haiku challenge.
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Oh she is lovely and we find out intelligent too. So refreshing to see that dogs are allowed in at the gallery.
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This was an innovation for our gallery and seemed to be well attended by local dogs so there may be another. On her second visit Maggie was connecting with quite a few works.
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So interesting to see a doggie-friendly exhibit. Yes, we sometimes forget that an animal’s curiosity is a sign of intelligence. Lovely to see Maggie enjoying the outing and the visuals. 🙂
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This was an interesting initiative by our local gallery and may set the pattern for more in the future. The dogs we met were enjoying themselves and behaving.
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Maggie is amazing, felt something, sure. Beautiful art gallery and meaningful too. Your haiku lines being a translator to her feelings of lovely Maggie, Thank you dear Denis, Love, nia
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Thanks Nia, Maggie really enjoyed some art, in particular this cat one.
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Maggie is my kind of people!
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Maggie says thanks Annette, and sends a couple of kisses.
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An entertaining haiku and series of photos. I especially enjoy the last photo with the shadow overlap. From what I can see I can understand why Maggie would have enjoyed the exhibition.
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It was interesting to see dogs taking in the exhibition, many were looking at art. There was a photo challenge as no flash was allowed in dark spaces.
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