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Buddy And Jeff

What can you say about Buddy and Jeff

two friends for life they'll stay
Don't even try to separate them
for it's just not meant to be that way

Through thick and thin they carry on
as good friends will often do
day to day they are there for each other
with every day fresh and new

When God decided to bring them together
he knew the match would be good
when things are really meant to be 
they work out the way that they should

Buddy and Jeff will be friends for a lifetime
that's just the way it should be
good friends like these can't be replaced
they're two of a kind you see

Written for Buddy and Jeff - Two good friends for life!
Author: Sharon Schafer
April 21, 2005

Sometimes in life you meet someone, even online, who you just feel the need to get to know. In my opinion, Jeff is one of those kind of people.

Jeff is kind gentleman who has a best friend named Buddy and just happens to be his dog. Buddy is an Akita and Jeff has formed a bond with him.

When Jeff asked me to write a poem for his dog, I knew it was something I had to do. The result is the poem which is written above.

May Buddy and Jeff always be together!



An old man and his dog were walking down a dirt road with fences on both sides. They came to a gate in the fence and looked in. It was nice, with grassy, woodsy areas-just what a huntin' dog and man would like-but it had a sign saying, "No Trespassing," so they walked on.

They came to a beautiful gate with a person in white robes standing there. "Welcome to Heaven", the robed man
said. The old man was happy and started in with his dog following him.

The gatekeeper stopped him. "Dogs aren't allowed in. I'm sorry, but he can't come with you".

"What kind of Heaven won't allow dogs?", the old man said. "If he can't come in, then I will stay out with him. He's
been my faithful companion all his life. I can't desert him now".

"Suit yourself", the gatekeeper said. "But I have to warn you, the Devil's on this road and he'll try to sweet talk you
into his are. He'll promise anything, but the dog can't go there either. It you won't leave the dog, you'll spend
Eternity on this road".

So the old man and the dog went on. They came to a rundown fence with a gap in it, no gate, just a hole. Another
old man was inside. "Excuse me, sire. My dog and I are getting mighty tired. Mind if we come in and sit in the shade
for while".

"Come on in", the man said. "There's some cold water under the tree over there. Make yourselves comfortable.

"You're sure my dog can come in? The man down the road said dogs weren't allowed anywhere".

"Would you come in if you had to leave the dog?".

"No sir. That's why I didn't go to Heaven. He said the dog couldn't come in. We'll be spending Eternity on this road
and a glass of water and some shadowed be mighty fine right about now. But I won't come in if my buddy here
can't come too and that's final".

The man smiled a big smile and said, "Welcome to Heaven."

"You mean this is Heaven? Dogs are allowed? How come that fellow down the road said they weren't?"

"That was the Devil, and he gets all the people who are willing to give up a lifelong companion for a comfortable place to stay. They soon find out their mistake, but then it's too late. The dogs come here, the fickle people stay there. God wouldn't allow dogs to be banned from Heaven. After all, He created them to be man's companions in life. Why would he separate them in death?"






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