Hundreds Claim They Have Seen Dogman

Hundreds have reported seeing a dog that walks upright
and is tall, powerfully built and immensely evil.

They call him Dogman.

Could all those people be liars, mistaken, crazy or charlatans?

And why no proof?

Imagine if they were part of series of entities that could
appear and disappear in our world at will.

Imagine if they were the playthings of alien tricksters
who relished toying and tormenting humans with them.

I’m not a believer in the dogman craze, but I find it
entertaining to hear the stories of alleged encounters.

I heard about six dogman encounters today.

I didn’t believe any of them.

They seemed too contrived to me.

Of course, I could be wrong, and I’d like to be
as long as a cryptid that looking like a human
hybrid dog wasn’t harming anyone.

Bob Boyd

Energy Vampire Haunting

Two young girls visited
Highgate Cemetery in England.
They felt a sinister presence there,
terrified, they dashed out of the cemetery.

After which one of the girls
sees a hideous face haunting her
in nightmares every night.

Sometimes she wakes in the nightmares
and feels the evil entity the
face belongs too sitting on her.

Her body is frozen. She cannot move or scream
until finally somehow she is able to
scream herself awake.

Each day upon awakening, she feels
more and more exhausted.

She visits a renown psychic, who
has exorcism powers.

He tells her she is being preyed
upon my an energy sucking vampire
that is draining her life force out of her.

The psychic tells her he has dealt with
energy vampires before and can
rid her of it.

He finds the liar of the vampire, an old
decaying grave in Highgate Cemetery.

He digs up what remains of the corpse,
sprays holy water on it and sticks a
Christian cross shaped stake in it.

And the young girl never sees the
hideous energy vampire again.

Bob Boyd

She Said He Was a Spender

She said her fiancé was Spender,
and I could tell by the tone of her voice and
the disapproval in her eyes, a Spender was
borderline pariah.

Since she worked in a bank, pennies, dimes,
quarters and dollars were important to her.

I imagined her boyfriend leading a lavish lifestyle,
spending like a drunken sailor, living the high life
with the best of everything he could or couldn’t
afford.

I wondered if he thought of her as a Miser.
And to me a Spender and a Miser just didn’t seem
monetarily compatible. It just didn’t make cents, My
error, I meant sense.

Though I didn’t think money would be the root
of all evil in their relationship, I did see it as the
root of all trouble if they married.

While she was balancing the books, he’d be
blowing the cash and wouldn’t like her trying to
restrain him from the pleasures and the highs
he got from spending.

Now maybe she could get him to compromise
and spend less, but I don’t think that would
work for a Spender whose bottom line would
be about his spending while hers would
be about cost measures and savings.

And I wouldn’t bank on their marriage working out.

Bob Boyd

The Woman on My Bed in a Dream

She was there with her older parents
at my apartment.

I used to work with Medicare, doing
presentations all over the county I live in,
Guilford County, NC.,

and I was trying to explain how Medicare works
to her parents, but they weren’t getting it.

I told them they should call SHIIP, Seniors’
Health Insurance Information Program,
that I used to work for.

I try to type the information on my keyboard
but my keyboard is messed up showing
sentences instead of words.

Her parents go out to their car while
she’s there waiting for the information
that I’m having trouble accessing.

I become keenly aware of her on my bed sitting
close to me.

I’m surprised, and though it’s not an erotic
feeling, I’m liking her being that close to me,

and just as I’m really liking her being there,
I wake up with only a memory of the lovely woman
on my bed and how nice it felt having her so near me.

Bob Boyd

An Elderly Woman Who Lives on a Walker

She basically lives on a walker,
something inconceivable to her
when she was younger.

When she saw all the old people
on walkers, she knew she’d never
be one of them.

She always thought she’d never lose
her mobility and need a
walker or a wheelchair to get around.

Now she wonders how that ever could have
happened to her when she always exercised
and took good care of herself

just like all the people who got old
and never thought they’d end their
days in nursing homes.

Bob Boyd

My Hope for People who Die Brutal Deaths

It has always saddened me that so many people die brutal deaths.
I’ve seen it on crime shows.
I’ve seen it nearly daily in the news.
Horrible deaths. Children murdered. Women raped and murdered.
Men and women murdered randomly, wrong place, wrong time.
People tortured and murdered by serial killers.
I’ve often thought about how unimaginably horrible it must be to go out of the world so brutally.
My hope is that when these people die no matter how terrifying their deaths were
they will be in a place so blissful, so serendipitous, that the way they left this world won’t even be a memory.
And I tend to believe that might be a glorious reality for them in the afterlife.

Bob Boyd

when she put her head on my shoulder while we were driving in my car

listening to the oldie put your head on on my shoulder by paul anka today
remembering how good it felt when a girlfriend did that to me in my teenage years
while we were together riding in my car
the feel of her adorably snuggled against me –
incomparable
the scent of her fragrant teenage perfume –
intoxicating
her there with me so closely –
my heart melting.

bob boyd

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