What Do Dogs Dream Of? š¶š¤
The infinite in a limited mind
When a dogās squeaking, letting out little noises all over the place ā thrashing their paws ā you know they must be dreaming.
You hear similar kinds of sounds as they make in life. A bark here, a growl thereā¦ a whine once in a while.
Our human brain wonders what are theyāre really dreaming about, though. How complex can a dog dream really be?
There might be an element of running for food, of chasing rabbits and rodents. There might be an element of trying to hide something before it brings unwanted attentionā¦. Maybe then they put all this effort into filling up the hole before it can be seen.
But is there more we donāt even know about? Battling mooseā¦ saving a damsel in distress?
Guess until we have a way to see from their eyesā¦ weāll never know for sure. How exciting!
About the Creator
Gabriel Shames
Iām an east coast American, interested in writing poetry and fiction as long as I can remember. I took a test in 4th grade where they told me I wrote creatively at a college level!
Hope you enjoy reading as much I as I do creating ā£ļø
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