Why God Gave Us Dogs

In the tapestry of life, a thread divine,
God wove a creature, pure and kind,
With eyes that gleam with loyalty’s flame,
And hearts that beat without a claim.

In gardens green and fields of gold,
God fashioned dogs, a joy untold.
With fur that whispers tales of grace,
And paws that guide in any chase.

Why did the Creator bestow this gift?
A question pondered, spirits lift.
For in these beings, a lesson dwells,
A truth that in our hearts swells.

For in their bark, a song of love,
Sent from the heavens, from above.
In every wag of tail and playful leap,
God’s laughter echoes, soft and deep.

They teach us patience, teach us care,
With every moment that we share.
In their eyes, reflections of our souls,
Guiding us towards life’s goals.

With gentle nudges and joyful barks,
They lead us through the darkest arcs.
Through trials, troubles, and moments bleak,
They’re the comfort that we seek.

So, why did God give us dogs, you see?
To show us how to love unconditionally.
In their presence, we find solace and peace,
A bond that time can never cease.

So let us cherish these angels on Earth,
Gifts of love, of infinite worth.
For in their presence, we find divine,
A glimpse of God’s own design.