The Beagle Poet Searched for the Perfect Word and Found a Snack
A dreamy-eyed Beagle gazes into the distance, as if searching for the perfect word. His long, soft ears hang by his cheeks, and a pale pink ribbon with a little lace is tied by one ear. He wears a pink velvet coat embroidered with gold leaves, a lace cravat and ruffled cuffs, and he holds a leather-bound book with a gilded cover against his chest with both white paws. The pastel clouds and golden swirls behind him look like the pages of a fairy tale.
Beagles are friendly, curious hounds with famously good noses, and they love to explore. They are social dogs that usually get along with people and other pets, but they can be stubborn when a scent catches their attention, so a secure leash or fenced yard is important. They also tend to love food, so portion control and daily walks keep them in good shape. Their long ears can collect moisture and dirt, and a vet can show you a safe way to clean them.
The poet seems to be composing an ode to the smell of breakfast, or perhaps a short sonnet on the joys of a long walk. His verses are likely full of passion and woofs. If he reads aloud, the court will have to listen, though they may find themselves feeling hungry.
