Moscow street-mutt, unloved stray. Eleven pounds of bone, of pelt, of tail. Who can weigh the heart of dog? What dials or instruments may measure loyalty; the desire, hard-wired, to obey? Dogs have no gods, know only to worship the hand that feeds. There is no canine word for pray. Brave little cosmonaut, faithful to a fault; caught and collared, Earth no more than a distant ball with which you cannot play. How the words that sent you on your way crackle through the ragged dishes of your ears, a comet’s tail of breaking syllables that even now leave their trail: Laika, in. Laika, lay. Good girl, Laika. Wait. Stay. Moscow street-mutt, unloved stray. Eleven pounds of bone, of pelt, of tail. Who can weigh the heart of dog? What dials or instruments may measure loyalty; the desire, hard-wired, to obey? Dogs have no gods, know only to worship the hand that feeds. There is no canine word for pray. Brave little cosmonaut, faithful to a fault; caught and collared, Earth no more than a distant ball with which you cannot play. How the words that sent you on your way crackle through the ragged dishes of your ears, a comet’s tail of breaking syllables that even now leave their trail: Laika, in. Laika, lay. Good girl, Laika. Wait. Stay. Moscow street-mutt, unloved stray. Eleven pounds of bone, of pelt, of tail. Who can weigh the heart of dog? What dials or instruments may measure loyalty; the desire, hard-wired, to obey? Dogs have no gods, know only to worship the hand that feeds. There is no canine word for pray. Brave little cosmonaut, faithful to a fault; caught and collared, Earth no more than a distant ball with which you cannot play. How the words that sent you on your way crackle through the ragged dishes of your ears, a comet’s tail of breaking syllables that even now leave their trail: Laika, in. Laika, lay. Good girl, Laika. Wait. Stay.
Moscow street-mutt, unloved stray. Eleven pounds of bone, of pelt, of tail. Who can weigh the heart of dog? What dials or instruments may measure loyalty; the desire, hard-wired, to obey? Dogs have no gods, know only to worship the hand that feeds. There is no canine word for pray. Brave little cosmonaut, faithful to a fault; caught and collared, Earth no more than a distant ball with which you cannot play. How the words that sent you on your way crackle through the ragged dishes of your ears, a comet’s tail of breaking syllables that even now leave their trail: Laika, in. Laika, lay. Good girl, Laika. Wait. Stay. Moscow street-mutt, unloved stray. Eleven pounds of bone, of pelt, of tail. Who can weigh the heart of dog? What dials or instruments may measure loyalty; the desire, hard-wired, to obey? Dogs have no gods, know only to worship the hand that feeds. There is no canine word for pray. Brave little cosmonaut, faithful to a fault; caught and collared, Earth no more than a distant ball with which you cannot play. How the words that sent you on your way crackle through the ragged dishes of your ears, a comet’s tail of breaking syllables that even now leave their trail: Laika, in. Laika, lay. Good girl, Laika. Wait. Stay. Moscow street-mutt, unloved stray. Eleven pounds of bone, of pelt, of tail. Who can weigh the heart of dog? What dials or instruments may measure loyalty; the desire, hard-wired, to obey? Dogs have no gods, know only to worship the hand that feeds. There is no canine word for pray. Brave little cosmonaut, faithful to a fault; caught and collared, Earth no more than a distant ball with which you cannot play. How the words that sent you on your way crackle through the ragged dishes of your ears, a comet’s tail of breaking syllables that even now leave their trail: Laika, in. Laika, lay. Good girl, Laika. Wait. Stay.
Moscow street-mutt, unloved stray. Eleven pounds of bone, of pelt, of tail. Who can weigh the heart of dog? What dials or instruments may measure loyalty; the desire, hard-wired, to obey? Dogs have no gods, know only to worship the hand that feeds. There is no canine word for pray. Brave little cosmonaut, faithful to a fault; caught and collared, Earth no more than a distant ball with which you cannot play. How the words that sent you on your way crackle through the ragged dishes of your ears, a comet’s tail of breaking syllables that even now leave their trail: Laika, in. Laika, lay. Good girl, Laika. Wait. Stay. Moscow street-mutt, unloved stray. Eleven pounds of bone, of pelt, of tail. Who can weigh the heart of dog? What dials or instruments may measure loyalty; the desire, hard-wired, to obey? Dogs have no gods, know only to worship the hand that feeds. There is no canine word for pray. Brave little cosmonaut, faithful to a fault; caught and collared, Earth no more than a distant ball with which you cannot play. How the words that sent you on your way crackle through the ragged dishes of your ears, a comet’s tail of breaking syllables that even now leave their trail: Laika, in. Laika, lay. Good girl, Laika. Wait. Stay. Moscow street-mutt, unloved stray. Eleven pounds of bone, of pelt, of tail. Who can weigh the heart of dog? What dials or instruments may measure loyalty; the desire, hard-wired, to obey? Dogs have no gods, know only to worship the hand that feeds. There is no canine word for pray. Brave little cosmonaut, faithful to a fault; caught and collared, Earth no more than a distant ball with which you cannot play. How the words that sent you on your way crackle through the ragged dishes of your ears, a comet’s tail of breaking syllables that even now leave their trail: Laika, in. Laika, lay. Good girl, Laika. Wait. Stay.
Moscow street-mutt, unloved stray. Eleven pounds of bone, of pelt, of tail. Who can weigh the heart of dog? What dials or instruments may measure loyalty; the desire, hard-wired, to obey? Dogs have no gods, know only to worship the hand that feeds. There is no canine word for pray. Brave little cosmonaut, faithful to a fault; caught and collared, Earth no more than a distant ball with which you cannot play. How the words that sent you on your way crackle through the ragged dishes of your ears, a comet’s tail of breaking syllables that even now leave their trail: Laika, in. Laika, lay. Good girl, Laika. Wait. Stay. Moscow street-mutt, unloved stray. Eleven pounds of bone, of pelt, of tail. Who can weigh the heart of dog? What dials or instruments may measure loyalty; the desire, hard-wired, to obey? Dogs have no gods, know only to worship the hand that feeds. There is no canine word for pray. Brave little cosmonaut, faithful to a fault; caught and collared, Earth no more than a distant ball with which you cannot play. How the words that sent you on your way crackle through the ragged dishes of your ears, a comet’s tail of breaking syllables that even now leave their trail: Laika, in. Laika, lay. Good girl, Laika. Wait. Stay. Moscow street-mutt, unloved stray. Eleven pounds of bone, of pelt, of tail. Who can weigh the heart of dog? What dials or instruments may measure loyalty; the desire, hard-wired, to obey? Dogs have no gods, know only to worship the hand that feeds. There is no canine word for pray. Brave little cosmonaut, faithful to a fault; caught and collared, Earth no more than a distant ball with which you cannot play. How the words that sent you on your way crackle through the ragged dishes of your ears, a comet’s tail of breaking syllables that even now leave their trail: Laika, in. Laika, lay. Good girl, Laika. Wait. Stay.
Moscow street-mutt, unloved stray. Eleven pounds of bone, of pelt, of tail. Who can weigh the heart of dog? What dials or instruments may measure loyalty; the desire, hard-wired, to obey? Dogs have no gods, know only to worship the hand that feeds. There is no canine word for pray. Brave little cosmonaut, faithful to a fault; caught and collared, Earth no more than a distant ball with which you cannot play. How the words that sent you on your way crackle through the ragged dishes of your ears, a comet’s tail of breaking syllables that even now leave their trail: Laika, in. Laika, lay. Good girl, Laika. Wait. Stay. Moscow street-mutt, unloved stray. Eleven pounds of bone, of pelt, of tail. Who can weigh the heart of dog? What dials or instruments may measure loyalty; the desire, hard-wired, to obey? Dogs have no gods, know only to worship the hand that feeds. There is no canine word for pray. Brave little cosmonaut, faithful to a fault; caught and collared, Earth no more than a distant ball with which you cannot play. How the words that sent you on your way crackle through the ragged dishes of your ears, a comet’s tail of breaking syllables that even now leave their trail: Laika, in. Laika, lay. Good girl, Laika. Wait. Stay. Moscow street-mutt, unloved stray. Eleven pounds of bone, of pelt, of tail. Who can weigh the heart of dog? What dials or instruments may measure loyalty; the desire, hard-wired, to obey? Dogs have no gods, know only to worship the hand that feeds. There is no canine word for pray. Brave little cosmonaut, faithful to a fault; caught and collared, Earth no more than a distant ball with which you cannot play. How the words that sent you on your way crackle through the ragged dishes of your ears, a comet’s tail of breaking syllables that even now leave their trail: Laika, in. Laika, lay. Good girl, Laika. Wait. Stay.
Moscow street-mutt, unloved stray. Eleven pounds of bone, of pelt, of tail. Who can weigh the heart of dog? What dials or instruments may measure loyalty; the desire, hard-wired, to obey? Dogs have no gods, know only to worship the hand that feeds. There is no canine word for pray. Brave little cosmonaut, faithful to a fault; caught and collared, Earth no more than a distant ball with which you cannot play. How the words that sent you on your way crackle through the ragged dishes of your ears, a comet’s tail of breaking syllables that even now leave their trail: Laika, in. Laika, lay. Good girl, Laika. Wait. Stay. Moscow street-mutt, unloved stray. Eleven pounds of bone, of pelt, of tail. Who can weigh the heart of dog? What dials or instruments may measure loyalty; the desire, hard-wired, to obey? Dogs have no gods, know only to worship the hand that feeds. There is no canine word for pray. Brave little cosmonaut, faithful to a fault; caught and collared, Earth no more than a distant ball with which you cannot play. How the words that sent you on your way crackle through the ragged dishes of your ears, a comet’s tail of breaking syllables that even now leave their trail: Laika, in. Laika, lay. Good girl, Laika. Wait. Stay. Moscow street-mutt, unloved stray. Eleven pounds of bone, of pelt, of tail. Who can weigh the heart of dog? What dials or instruments may measure loyalty; the desire, hard-wired, to obey? Dogs have no gods, know only to worship the hand that feeds. There is no canine word for pray. Brave little cosmonaut, faithful to a fault; caught and collared, Earth no more than a distant ball with which you cannot play. How the words that sent you on your way crackle through the ragged dishes of your ears, a comet’s tail of breaking syllables that even now leave their trail: Laika, in. Laika, lay. Good girl, Laika. Wait. Stay.
Moscow street-mutt, unloved stray. Eleven pounds of bone, of pelt, of tail. Who can weigh the heart of dog? What dials or instruments may measure loyalty; the desire, hard-wired, to obey? Dogs have no gods, know only to worship the hand that feeds. There is no canine word for pray. Brave little cosmonaut, faithful to a fault; caught and collared, Earth no more than a distant ball with which you cannot play. How the words that sent you on your way crackle through the ragged dishes of your ears, a comet’s tail of breaking syllables that even now leave their trail: Laika, in. Laika, lay. Good girl, Laika. Wait. Stay. Moscow street-mutt, unloved stray. Eleven pounds of bone, of pelt, of tail. Who can weigh the heart of dog? What dials or instruments may measure loyalty; the desire, hard-wired, to obey? Dogs have no gods, know only to worship the hand that feeds. There is no canine word for pray. Brave little cosmonaut, faithful to a fault; caught and collared, Earth no more than a distant ball with which you cannot play. How the words that sent you on your way crackle through the ragged dishes of your ears, a comet’s tail of breaking syllables that even now leave their trail: Laika, in. Laika, lay. Good girl, Laika. Wait. Stay. Moscow street-mutt, unloved stray. Eleven pounds of bone, of pelt, of tail. Who can weigh the heart of dog? What dials or instruments may measure loyalty; the desire, hard-wired, to obey? Dogs have no gods, know only to worship the hand that feeds. There is no canine word for pray. Brave little cosmonaut, faithful to a fault; caught and collared, Earth no more than a distant ball with which you cannot play. How the words that sent you on your way crackle through the ragged dishes of your ears, a comet’s tail of breaking syllables that even now leave their trail: Laika, in. Laika, lay. Good girl, Laika. Wait. Stay.
Moscow street-mutt, unloved stray. Eleven pounds of bone, of pelt, of tail. Who can weigh the heart of dog? What dials or instruments may measure loyalty; the desire, hard-wired, to obey? Dogs have no gods, know only to worship the hand that feeds. There is no canine word for pray. Brave little cosmonaut, faithful to a fault; caught and collared, Earth no more than a distant ball with which you cannot play. How the words that sent you on your way crackle through the ragged dishes of your ears, a comet’s tail of breaking syllables that even now leave their trail: Laika, in. Laika, lay. Good girl, Laika. Wait. Stay. Moscow street-mutt, unloved stray. Eleven pounds of bone, of pelt, of tail. Who can weigh the heart of dog? What dials or instruments may measure loyalty; the desire, hard-wired, to obey? Dogs have no gods, know only to worship the hand that feeds. There is no canine word for pray. Brave little cosmonaut, faithful to a fault; caught and collared, Earth no more than a distant ball with which you cannot play. How the words that sent you on your way crackle through the ragged dishes of your ears, a comet’s tail of breaking syllables that even now leave their trail: Laika, in. Laika, lay. Good girl, Laika. Wait. Stay. Moscow street-mutt, unloved stray. Eleven pounds of bone, of pelt, of tail. Who can weigh the heart of dog? What dials or instruments may measure loyalty; the desire, hard-wired, to obey? Dogs have no gods, know only to worship the hand that feeds. There is no canine word for pray. Brave little cosmonaut, faithful to a fault; caught and collared, Earth no more than a distant ball with which you cannot play. How the words that sent you on your way crackle through the ragged dishes of your ears, a comet’s tail of breaking syllables that even now leave their trail: Laika, in. Laika, lay. Good girl, Laika. Wait. Stay.
Moscow street-mutt, unloved stray. Eleven pounds of bone, of pelt, of tail. Who can weigh the heart of dog? What dials or instruments may measure loyalty; the desire, hard-wired, to obey? Dogs have no gods, know only to worship the hand that feeds. There is no canine word for pray. Brave little cosmonaut, faithful to a fault; caught and collared, Earth no more than a distant ball with which you cannot play. How the words that sent you on your way crackle through the ragged dishes of your ears, a comet’s tail of breaking syllables that even now leave their trail: Laika, in. Laika, lay. Good girl, Laika. Wait. Stay. Moscow street-mutt, unloved stray. Eleven pounds of bone, of pelt, of tail. Who can weigh the heart of dog? What dials or instruments may measure loyalty; the desire, hard-wired, to obey? Dogs have no gods, know only to worship the hand that feeds. There is no canine word for pray. Brave little cosmonaut, faithful to a fault; caught and collared, Earth no more than a distant ball with which you cannot play. How the words that sent you on your way crackle through the ragged dishes of your ears, a comet’s tail of breaking syllables that even now leave their trail: Laika, in. Laika, lay. Good girl, Laika. Wait. Stay. Moscow street-mutt, unloved stray. Eleven pounds of bone, of pelt, of tail. Who can weigh the heart of dog? What dials or instruments may measure loyalty; the desire, hard-wired, to obey? Dogs have no gods, know only to worship the hand that feeds. There is no canine word for pray. Brave little cosmonaut, faithful to a fault; caught and collared, Earth no more than a distant ball with which you cannot play. How the words that sent you on your way crackle through the ragged dishes of your ears, a comet’s tail of breaking syllables that even now leave their trail: Laika, in. Laika, lay. Good girl, Laika. Wait. Stay.
Moscow street-mutt, unloved stray. Eleven pounds of bone, of pelt, of tail. Who can weigh the heart of dog? What dials or instruments may measure loyalty; the desire, hard-wired, to obey? Dogs have no gods, know only to worship the hand that feeds. There is no canine word for pray. Brave little cosmonaut, faithful to a fault; caught and collared, Earth no more than a distant ball with which you cannot play. How the words that sent you on your way crackle through the ragged dishes of your ears, a comet’s tail of breaking syllables that even now leave their trail: Laika, in. Laika, lay. Good girl, Laika. Wait. Stay. Moscow street-mutt, unloved stray. Eleven pounds of bone, of pelt, of tail. Who can weigh the heart of dog? What dials or instruments may measure loyalty; the desire, hard-wired, to obey? Dogs have no gods, know only to worship the hand that feeds. There is no canine word for pray. Brave little cosmonaut, faithful to a fault; caught and collared, Earth no more than a distant ball with which you cannot play. How the words that sent you on your way crackle through the ragged dishes of your ears, a comet’s tail of breaking syllables that even now leave their trail: Laika, in. Laika, lay. Good girl, Laika. Wait. Stay. Moscow street-mutt, unloved stray. Eleven pounds of bone, of pelt, of tail. Who can weigh the heart of dog? What dials or instruments may measure loyalty; the desire, hard-wired, to obey? Dogs have no gods, know only to worship the hand that feeds. There is no canine word for pray. Brave little cosmonaut, faithful to a fault; caught and collared, Earth no more than a distant ball with which you cannot play. How the words that sent you on your way crackle through the ragged dishes of your ears, a comet’s tail of breaking syllables that even now leave their trail: Laika, in. Laika, lay. Good girl, Laika. Wait. Stay.
Moscow street-mutt, unloved stray. Eleven pounds of bone, of pelt, of tail. Who can weigh the heart of dog? What dials or instruments may measure loyalty; the desire, hard-wired, to obey? Dogs have no gods, know only to worship the hand that feeds. There is no canine word for pray. Brave little cosmonaut, faithful to a fault; caught and collared, Earth no more than a distant ball with which you cannot play. How the words that sent you on your way crackle through the ragged dishes of your ears, a comet’s tail of breaking syllables that even now leave their trail: Laika, in. Laika, lay. Good girl, Laika. Wait. Stay. Moscow street-mutt, unloved stray. Eleven pounds of bone, of pelt, of tail. Who can weigh the heart of dog? What dials or instruments may measure loyalty; the desire, hard-wired, to obey? Dogs have no gods, know only to worship the hand that feeds. There is no canine word for pray. Brave little cosmonaut, faithful to a fault; caught and collared, Earth no more than a distant ball with which you cannot play. How the words that sent you on your way crackle through the ragged dishes of your ears, a comet’s tail of breaking syllables that even now leave their trail: Laika, in. Laika, lay. Good girl, Laika. Wait. Stay. Moscow street-mutt, unloved stray. Eleven pounds of bone, of pelt, of tail. Who can weigh the heart of dog? What dials or instruments may measure loyalty; the desire, hard-wired, to obey? Dogs have no gods, know only to worship the hand that feeds. There is no canine word for pray. Brave little cosmonaut, faithful to a fault; caught and collared, Earth no more than a distant ball with which you cannot play. How the words that sent you on your way crackle through the ragged dishes of your ears, a comet’s tail of breaking syllables that even now leave their trail: Laika, in. Laika, lay. Good girl, Laika. Wait. Stay.
Moscow street-mutt, unloved stray. Eleven pounds of bone, of pelt, of tail. Who can weigh the heart of dog? What dials or instruments may measure loyalty; the desire, hard-wired, to obey? Dogs have no gods, know only to worship the hand that feeds. There is no canine word for pray. Brave little cosmonaut, faithful to a fault; caught and collared, Earth no more than a distant ball with which you cannot play. How the words that sent you on your way crackle through the ragged dishes of your ears, a comet’s tail of breaking syllables that even now leave their trail: Laika, in. Laika, lay. Good girl, Laika. Wait. Stay. Moscow street-mutt, unloved stray. Eleven pounds of bone, of pelt, of tail. Who can weigh the heart of dog? What dials or instruments may measure loyalty; the desire, hard-wired, to obey? Dogs have no gods, know only to worship the hand that feeds. There is no canine word for pray. Brave little cosmonaut, faithful to a fault; caught and collared, Earth no more than a distant ball with which you cannot play. How the words that sent you on your way crackle through the ragged dishes of your ears, a comet’s tail of breaking syllables that even now leave their trail: Laika, in. Laika, lay. Good girl, Laika. Wait. Stay. Moscow street-mutt, unloved stray. Eleven pounds of bone, of pelt, of tail. Who can weigh the heart of dog? What dials or instruments may measure loyalty; the desire, hard-wired, to obey? Dogs have no gods, know only to worship the hand that feeds. There is no canine word for pray. Brave little cosmonaut, faithful to a fault; caught and collared, Earth no more than a distant ball with which you cannot play. How the words that sent you on your way crackle through the ragged dishes of your ears, a comet’s tail of breaking syllables that even now leave their trail: Laika, in. Laika, lay. Good girl, Laika. Wait. Stay.
Moscow street-mutt, unloved stray. Eleven pounds of bone, of pelt, of tail. Who can weigh the heart of dog? What dials or instruments may measure loyalty; the desire, hard-wired, to obey? Dogs have no gods, know only to worship the hand that feeds. There is no canine word for pray. Brave little cosmonaut, faithful to a fault; caught and collared, Earth no more than a distant ball with which you cannot play. How the words that sent you on your way crackle through the ragged dishes of your ears, a comet’s tail of breaking syllables that even now leave their trail: Laika, in. Laika, lay. Good girl, Laika. Wait. Stay. Moscow street-mutt, unloved stray. Eleven pounds of bone, of pelt, of tail. Who can weigh the heart of dog? What dials or instruments may measure loyalty; the desire, hard-wired, to obey? Dogs have no gods, know only to worship the hand that feeds. There is no canine word for pray. Brave little cosmonaut, faithful to a fault; caught and collared, Earth no more than a distant ball with which you cannot play. How the words that sent you on your way crackle through the ragged dishes of your ears, a comet’s tail of breaking syllables that even now leave their trail: Laika, in. Laika, lay. Good girl, Laika. Wait. Stay. Moscow street-mutt, unloved stray. Eleven pounds of bone, of pelt, of tail. Who can weigh the heart of dog? What dials or instruments may measure loyalty; the desire, hard-wired, to obey? Dogs have no gods, know only to worship the hand that feeds. There is no canine word for pray. Brave little cosmonaut, faithful to a fault; caught and collared, Earth no more than a distant ball with which you cannot play. How the words that sent you on your way crackle through the ragged dishes of your ears, a comet’s tail of breaking syllables that even now leave their trail: Laika, in. Laika, lay. Good girl, Laika. Wait. Stay.
Moscow street-mutt, unloved stray. Eleven pounds of bone, of pelt, of tail. Who can weigh the heart of dog? What dials or instruments may measure loyalty; the desire, hard-wired, to obey? Dogs have no gods, know only to worship the hand that feeds. There is no canine word for pray. Brave little cosmonaut, faithful to a fault; caught and collared, Earth no more than a distant ball with which you cannot play. How the words that sent you on your way crackle through the ragged dishes of your ears, a comet’s tail of breaking syllables that even now leave their trail: Laika, in. Laika, lay. Good girl, Laika. Wait. Stay. Moscow street-mutt, unloved stray. Eleven pounds of bone, of pelt, of tail. Who can weigh the heart of dog? What dials or instruments may measure loyalty; the desire, hard-wired, to obey? Dogs have no gods, know only to worship the hand that feeds. There is no canine word for pray. Brave little cosmonaut, faithful to a fault; caught and collared, Earth no more than a distant ball with which you cannot play. How the words that sent you on your way crackle through the ragged dishes of your ears, a comet’s tail of breaking syllables that even now leave their trail: Laika, in. Laika, lay. Good girl, Laika. Wait. Stay. Moscow street-mutt, unloved stray. Eleven pounds of bone, of pelt, of tail. Who can weigh the heart of dog? What dials or instruments may measure loyalty; the desire, hard-wired, to obey? Dogs have no gods, know only to worship the hand that feeds. There is no canine word for pray. Brave little cosmonaut, faithful to a fault; caught and collared, Earth no more than a distant ball with which you cannot play. How the words that sent you on your way crackle through the ragged dishes of your ears, a comet’s tail of breaking syllables that even now leave their trail: Laika, in. Laika, lay. Good girl, Laika. Wait. Stay.
Moscow street-mutt, unloved stray. Eleven pounds of bone, of pelt, of tail. Who can weigh the heart of dog? What dials or instruments may measure loyalty; the desire, hard-wired, to obey? Dogs have no gods, know only to worship the hand that feeds. There is no canine word for pray. Brave little cosmonaut, faithful to a fault; caught and collared, Earth no more than a distant ball with which you cannot play. How the words that sent you on your way crackle through the ragged dishes of your ears, a comet’s tail of breaking syllables that even now leave their trail: Laika, in. Laika, lay. Good girl, Laika. Wait. Stay. Moscow street-mutt, unloved stray. Eleven pounds of bone, of pelt, of tail. Who can weigh the heart of dog? What dials or instruments may measure loyalty; the desire, hard-wired, to obey? Dogs have no gods, know only to worship the hand that feeds. There is no canine word for pray. Brave little cosmonaut, faithful to a fault; caught and collared, Earth no more than a distant ball with which you cannot play. How the words that sent you on your way crackle through the ragged dishes of your ears, a comet’s tail of breaking syllables that even now leave their trail: Laika, in. Laika, lay. Good girl, Laika. Wait. Stay. Moscow street-mutt, unloved stray. Eleven pounds of bone, of pelt, of tail. Who can weigh the heart of dog? What dials or instruments may measure loyalty; the desire, hard-wired, to obey? Dogs have no gods, know only to worship the hand that feeds. There is no canine word for pray. Brave little cosmonaut, faithful to a fault; caught and collared, Earth no more than a distant ball with which you cannot play. How the words that sent you on your way crackle through the ragged dishes of your ears, a comet’s tail of breaking syllables that even now leave their trail: Laika, in. Laika, lay. Good girl, Laika. Wait. Stay.
Moscow street-mutt, unloved stray. Eleven pounds of bone, of pelt, of tail. Who can weigh the heart of dog? What dials or instruments may measure loyalty; the desire, hard-wired, to obey? Dogs have no gods, know only to worship the hand that feeds. There is no canine word for pray. Brave little cosmonaut, faithful to a fault; caught and collared, Earth no more than a distant ball with which you cannot play. How the words that sent you on your way crackle through the ragged dishes of your ears, a comet’s tail of breaking syllables that even now leave their trail: Laika, in. Laika, lay. Good girl, Laika. Wait. Stay. Moscow street-mutt, unloved stray. Eleven pounds of bone, of pelt, of tail. Who can weigh the heart of dog? What dials or instruments may measure loyalty; the desire, hard-wired, to obey? Dogs have no gods, know only to worship the hand that feeds. There is no canine word for pray. Brave little cosmonaut, faithful to a fault; caught and collared, Earth no more than a distant ball with which you cannot play. How the words that sent you on your way crackle through the ragged dishes of your ears, a comet’s tail of breaking syllables that even now leave their trail: Laika, in. Laika, lay. Good girl, Laika. Wait. Stay. Moscow street-mutt, unloved stray. Eleven pounds of bone, of pelt, of tail. Who can weigh the heart of dog? What dials or instruments may measure loyalty; the desire, hard-wired, to obey? Dogs have no gods, know only to worship the hand that feeds. There is no canine word for pray. Brave little cosmonaut, faithful to a fault; caught and collared, Earth no more than a distant ball with which you cannot play. How the words that sent you on your way crackle through the ragged dishes of your ears, a comet’s tail of breaking syllables that even now leave their trail: Laika, in. Laika, lay. Good girl, Laika. Wait. Stay.
Moscow street-mutt, unloved stray. Eleven pounds of bone, of pelt, of tail. Who can weigh the heart of dog? What dials or instruments may measure loyalty; the desire, hard-wired, to obey? Dogs have no gods, know only to worship the hand that feeds. There is no canine word for pray. Brave little cosmonaut, faithful to a fault; caught and collared, Earth no more than a distant ball with which you cannot play. How the words that sent you on your way crackle through the ragged dishes of your ears, a comet’s tail of breaking syllables that even now leave their trail: Laika, in. Laika, lay. Good girl, Laika. Wait. Stay. Moscow street-mutt, unloved stray. Eleven pounds of bone, of pelt, of tail. Who can weigh the heart of dog? What dials or instruments may measure loyalty; the desire, hard-wired, to obey? Dogs have no gods, know only to worship the hand that feeds. There is no canine word for pray. Brave little cosmonaut, faithful to a fault; caught and collared, Earth no more than a distant ball with which you cannot play. How the words that sent you on your way crackle through the ragged dishes of your ears, a comet’s tail of breaking syllables that even now leave their trail: Laika, in. Laika, lay. Good girl, Laika. Wait. Stay. Moscow street-mutt, unloved stray. Eleven pounds of bone, of pelt, of tail. Who can weigh the heart of dog? What dials or instruments may measure loyalty; the desire, hard-wired, to obey? Dogs have no gods, know only to worship the hand that feeds. There is no canine word for pray. Brave little cosmonaut, faithful to a fault; caught and collared, Earth no more than a distant ball with which you cannot play. How the words that sent you on your way crackle through the ragged dishes of your ears, a comet’s tail of breaking syllables that even now leave their trail: Laika, in. Laika, lay. Good girl, Laika. Wait. Stay.
Moscow street-mutt, unloved stray. Eleven pounds of bone, of pelt, of tail. Who can weigh the heart of dog? What dials or instruments may measure loyalty; the desire, hard-wired, to obey? Dogs have no gods, know only to worship the hand that feeds. There is no canine word for pray. Brave little cosmonaut, faithful to a fault; caught and collared, Earth no more than a distant ball with which you cannot play. How the words that sent you on your way crackle through the ragged dishes of your ears, a comet’s tail of breaking syllables that even now leave their trail: Laika, in. Laika, lay. Good girl, Laika. Wait. Stay. Moscow street-mutt, unloved stray. Eleven pounds of bone, of pelt, of tail. Who can weigh the heart of dog? What dials or instruments may measure loyalty; the desire, hard-wired, to obey? Dogs have no gods, know only to worship the hand that feeds. There is no canine word for pray. Brave little cosmonaut, faithful to a fault; caught and collared, Earth no more than a distant ball with which you cannot play. How the words that sent you on your way crackle through the ragged dishes of your ears, a comet’s tail of breaking syllables that even now leave their trail: Laika, in. Laika, lay. Good girl, Laika. Wait. Stay. Moscow street-mutt, unloved stray. Eleven pounds of bone, of pelt, of tail. Who can weigh the heart of dog? What dials or instruments may measure loyalty; the desire, hard-wired, to obey? Dogs have no gods, know only to worship the hand that feeds. There is no canine word for pray. Brave little cosmonaut, faithful to a fault; caught and collared, Earth no more than a distant ball with which you cannot play. How the words that sent you on your way crackle through the ragged dishes of your ears, a comet’s tail of breaking syllables that even now leave their trail: Laika, in. Laika, lay. Good girl, Laika. Wait. Stay.
Moscow street-mutt, unloved stray. Eleven pounds of bone, of pelt, of tail. Who can weigh the heart of dog? What dials or instruments may measure loyalty; the desire, hard-wired, to obey? Dogs have no gods, know only to worship the hand that feeds. There is no canine word for pray. Brave little cosmonaut, faithful to a fault; caught and collared, Earth no more than a distant ball with which you cannot play. How the words that sent you on your way crackle through the ragged dishes of your ears, a comet’s tail of breaking syllables that even now leave their trail: Laika, in. Laika, lay. Good girl, Laika. Wait. Stay. Moscow street-mutt, unloved stray. Eleven pounds of bone, of pelt, of tail. Who can weigh the heart of dog? What dials or instruments may measure loyalty; the desire, hard-wired, to obey? Dogs have no gods, know only to worship the hand that feeds. There is no canine word for pray. Brave little cosmonaut, faithful to a fault; caught and collared, Earth no more than a distant ball with which you cannot play. How the words that sent you on your way crackle through the ragged dishes of your ears, a comet’s tail of breaking syllables that even now leave their trail: Laika, in. Laika, lay. Good girl, Laika. Wait. Stay. Moscow street-mutt, unloved stray. Eleven pounds of bone, of pelt, of tail. Who can weigh the heart of dog? What dials or instruments may measure loyalty; the desire, hard-wired, to obey? Dogs have no gods, know only to worship the hand that feeds. There is no canine word for pray. Brave little cosmonaut, faithful to a fault; caught and collared, Earth no more than a distant ball with which you cannot play. How the words that sent you on your way crackle through the ragged dishes of your ears, a comet’s tail of breaking syllables that even now leave their trail: Laika, in. Laika, lay. Good girl, Laika. Wait. Stay.
Moscow street-mutt, unloved stray. Eleven pounds of bone, of pelt, of tail. Who can weigh the heart of dog? What dials or instruments may measure loyalty; the desire, hard-wired, to obey? Dogs have no gods, know only to worship the hand that feeds. There is no canine word for pray. Brave little cosmonaut, faithful to a fault; caught and collared, Earth no more than a distant ball with which you cannot play. How the words that sent you on your way crackle through the ragged dishes of your ears, a comet’s tail of breaking syllables that even now leave their trail: Laika, in. Laika, lay. Good girl, Laika. Wait. Stay. Moscow street-mutt, unloved stray. Eleven pounds of bone, of pelt, of tail. Who can weigh the heart of dog? What dials or instruments may measure loyalty; the desire, hard-wired, to obey? Dogs have no gods, know only to worship the hand that feeds. There is no canine word for pray. Brave little cosmonaut, faithful to a fault; caught and collared, Earth no more than a distant ball with which you cannot play. How the words that sent you on your way crackle through the ragged dishes of your ears, a comet’s tail of breaking syllables that even now leave their trail: Laika, in. Laika, lay. Good girl, Laika. Wait. Stay. Moscow street-mutt, unloved stray. Eleven pounds of bone, of pelt, of tail. Who can weigh the heart of dog? What dials or instruments may measure loyalty; the desire, hard-wired, to obey? Dogs have no gods, know only to worship the hand that feeds. There is no canine word for pray. Brave little cosmonaut, faithful to a fault; caught and collared, Earth no more than a distant ball with which you cannot play. How the words that sent you on your way crackle through the ragged dishes of your ears, a comet’s tail of breaking syllables that even now leave their trail: Laika, in. Laika, lay. Good girl, Laika. Wait. Stay.
Moscow street-mutt, unloved stray. Eleven pounds of bone, of pelt, of tail. Who can weigh the heart of dog? What dials or instruments may measure loyalty; the desire, hard-wired, to obey? Dogs have no gods, know only to worship the hand that feeds. There is no canine word for pray. Brave little cosmonaut, faithful to a fault; caught and collared, Earth no more than a distant ball with which you cannot play. How the words that sent you on your way crackle through the ragged dishes of your ears, a comet’s tail of breaking syllables that even now leave their trail: Laika, in. Laika, lay. Good girl, Laika. Wait. Stay. Moscow street-mutt, unloved stray. Eleven pounds of bone, of pelt, of tail. Who can weigh the heart of dog? What dials or instruments may measure loyalty; the desire, hard-wired, to obey? Dogs have no gods, know only to worship the hand that feeds. There is no canine word for pray. Brave little cosmonaut, faithful to a fault; caught and collared, Earth no more than a distant ball with which you cannot play. How the words that sent you on your way crackle through the ragged dishes of your ears, a comet’s tail of breaking syllables that even now leave their trail: Laika, in. Laika, lay. Good girl, Laika. Wait. Stay. Moscow street-mutt, unloved stray. Eleven pounds of bone, of pelt, of tail. Who can weigh the heart of dog? What dials or instruments may measure loyalty; the desire, hard-wired, to obey? Dogs have no gods, know only to worship the hand that feeds. There is no canine word for pray. Brave little cosmonaut, faithful to a fault; caught and collared, Earth no more than a distant ball with which you cannot play. How the words that sent you on your way crackle through the ragged dishes of your ears, a comet’s tail of breaking syllables that even now leave their trail: Laika, in. Laika, lay. Good girl, Laika. Wait. Stay.
Moscow street-mutt, unloved stray. Eleven pounds of bone, of pelt, of tail. Who can weigh the heart of dog? What dials or instruments may measure loyalty; the desire, hard-wired, to obey? Dogs have no gods, know only to worship the hand that feeds. There is no canine word for pray. Brave little cosmonaut, faithful to a fault; caught and collared, Earth no more than a distant ball with which you cannot play. How the words that sent you on your way crackle through the ragged dishes of your ears, a comet’s tail of breaking syllables that even now leave their trail: Laika, in. Laika, lay. Good girl, Laika. Wait. Stay. Moscow street-mutt, unloved stray. Eleven pounds of bone, of pelt, of tail. Who can weigh the heart of dog? What dials or instruments may measure loyalty; the desire, hard-wired, to obey? Dogs have no gods, know only to worship the hand that feeds. There is no canine word for pray. Brave little cosmonaut, faithful to a fault; caught and collared, Earth no more than a distant ball with which you cannot play. How the words that sent you on your way crackle through the ragged dishes of your ears, a comet’s tail of breaking syllables that even now leave their trail: Laika, in. Laika, lay. Good girl, Laika. Wait. Stay. Moscow street-mutt, unloved stray. Eleven pounds of bone, of pelt, of tail. Who can weigh the heart of dog? What dials or instruments may measure loyalty; the desire, hard-wired, to obey? Dogs have no gods, know only to worship the hand that feeds. There is no canine word for pray. Brave little cosmonaut, faithful to a fault; caught and collared, Earth no more than a distant ball with which you cannot play. How the words that sent you on your way crackle through the ragged dishes of your ears, a comet’s tail of breaking syllables that even now leave their trail: Laika, in. Laika, lay. Good girl, Laika. Wait. Stay.
Moscow street-mutt, unloved stray. Eleven pounds of bone, of pelt, of tail. Who can weigh the heart of dog? What dials or instruments may measure loyalty; the desire, hard-wired, to obey? Dogs have no gods, know only to worship the hand that feeds. There is no canine word for pray. Brave little cosmonaut, faithful to a fault; caught and collared, Earth no more than a distant ball with which you cannot play. How the words that sent you on your way crackle through the ragged dishes of your ears, a comet’s tail of breaking syllables that even now leave their trail: Laika, in. Laika, lay. Good girl, Laika. Wait. Stay. Moscow street-mutt, unloved stray. Eleven pounds of bone, of pelt, of tail. Who can weigh the heart of dog? What dials or instruments may measure loyalty; the desire, hard-wired, to obey? Dogs have no gods, know only to worship the hand that feeds. There is no canine word for pray. Brave little cosmonaut, faithful to a fault; caught and collared, Earth no more than a distant ball with which you cannot play. How the words that sent you on your way crackle through the ragged dishes of your ears, a comet’s tail of breaking syllables that even now leave their trail: Laika, in. Laika, lay. Good girl, Laika. Wait. Stay. Moscow street-mutt, unloved stray. Eleven pounds of bone, of pelt, of tail. Who can weigh the heart of dog? What dials or instruments may measure loyalty; the desire, hard-wired, to obey? Dogs have no gods, know only to worship the hand that feeds. There is no canine word for pray. Brave little cosmonaut, faithful to a fault; caught and collared, Earth no more than a distant ball with which you cannot play. How the words that sent you on your way crackle through the ragged dishes of your ears, a comet’s tail of breaking syllables that even now leave their trail: Laika, in. Laika, lay. Good girl, Laika. Wait. Stay.
Moscow street-mutt, unloved stray. Eleven pounds of bone, of pelt, of tail. Who can weigh the heart of dog? What dials or instruments may measure loyalty; the desire, hard-wired, to obey? Dogs have no gods, know only to worship the hand that feeds. There is no canine word for pray. Brave little cosmonaut, faithful to a fault; caught and collared, Earth no more than a distant ball with which you cannot play. How the words that sent you on your way crackle through the ragged dishes of your ears, a comet’s tail of breaking syllables that even now leave their trail: Laika, in. Laika, lay. Good girl, Laika. Wait. Stay. Moscow street-mutt, unloved stray. Eleven pounds of bone, of pelt, of tail. Who can weigh the heart of dog? What dials or instruments may measure loyalty; the desire, hard-wired, to obey? Dogs have no gods, know only to worship the hand that feeds. There is no canine word for pray. Brave little cosmonaut, faithful to a fault; caught and collared, Earth no more than a distant ball with which you cannot play. How the words that sent you on your way crackle through the ragged dishes of your ears, a comet’s tail of breaking syllables that even now leave their trail: Laika, in. Laika, lay. Good girl, Laika. Wait. Stay. Moscow street-mutt, unloved stray. Eleven pounds of bone, of pelt, of tail. Who can weigh the heart of dog? What dials or instruments may measure loyalty; the desire, hard-wired, to obey? Dogs have no gods, know only to worship the hand that feeds. There is no canine word for pray. Brave little cosmonaut, faithful to a fault; caught and collared, Earth no more than a distant ball with which you cannot play. How the words that sent you on your way crackle through the ragged dishes of your ears, a comet’s tail of breaking syllables that even now leave their trail: Laika, in. Laika, lay. Good girl, Laika. Wait. Stay.
Moscow street-mutt, unloved stray. Eleven pounds of bone, of pelt, of tail. Who can weigh the heart of dog? What dials or instruments may measure loyalty; the desire, hard-wired, to obey? Dogs have no gods, know only to worship the hand that feeds. There is no canine word for pray. Brave little cosmonaut, faithful to a fault; caught and collared, Earth no more than a distant ball with which you cannot play. How the words that sent you on your way crackle through the ragged dishes of your ears, a comet’s tail of breaking syllables that even now leave their trail: Laika, in. Laika, lay. Good girl, Laika. Wait. Stay. Moscow street-mutt, unloved stray. Eleven pounds of bone, of pelt, of tail. Who can weigh the heart of dog? What dials or instruments may measure loyalty; the desire, hard-wired, to obey? Dogs have no gods, know only to worship the hand that feeds. There is no canine word for pray. Brave little cosmonaut, faithful to a fault; caught and collared, Earth no more than a distant ball with which you cannot play. How the words that sent you on your way crackle through the ragged dishes of your ears, a comet’s tail of breaking syllables that even now leave their trail: Laika, in. Laika, lay. Good girl, Laika. Wait. Stay. Moscow street-mutt, unloved stray. Eleven pounds of bone, of pelt, of tail. Who can weigh the heart of dog? What dials or instruments may measure loyalty; the desire, hard-wired, to obey? Dogs have no gods, know only to worship the hand that feeds. There is no canine word for pray. Brave little cosmonaut, faithful to a fault; caught and collared, Earth no more than a distant ball with which you cannot play. How the words that sent you on your way crackle through the ragged dishes of your ears, a comet’s tail of breaking syllables that even now leave their trail: Laika, in. Laika, lay. Good girl, Laika. Wait. Stay.
Moscow street-mutt, unloved stray. Eleven pounds of bone, of pelt, of tail. Who can weigh the heart of dog? What dials or instruments may measure loyalty; the desire, hard-wired, to obey? Dogs have no gods, know only to worship the hand that feeds. There is no canine word for pray. Brave little cosmonaut, faithful to a fault; caught and collared, Earth no more than a distant ball with which you cannot play. How the words that sent you on your way crackle through the ragged dishes of your ears, a comet’s tail of breaking syllables that even now leave their trail: Laika, in. Laika, lay. Good girl, Laika. Wait. Stay. Moscow street-mutt, unloved stray. Eleven pounds of bone, of pelt, of tail. Who can weigh the heart of dog? What dials or instruments may measure loyalty; the desire, hard-wired, to obey? Dogs have no gods, know only to worship the hand that feeds. There is no canine word for pray. Brave little cosmonaut, faithful to a fault; caught and collared, Earth no more than a distant ball with which you cannot play. How the words that sent you on your way crackle through the ragged dishes of your ears, a comet’s tail of breaking syllables that even now leave their trail: Laika, in. Laika, lay. Good girl, Laika. Wait. Stay. Moscow street-mutt, unloved stray. Eleven pounds of bone, of pelt, of tail. Who can weigh the heart of dog? What dials or instruments may measure loyalty; the desire, hard-wired, to obey? Dogs have no gods, know only to worship the hand that feeds. There is no canine word for pray. Brave little cosmonaut, faithful to a fault; caught and collared, Earth no more than a distant ball with which you cannot play. How the words that sent you on your way crackle through the ragged dishes of your ears, a comet’s tail of breaking syllables that even now leave their trail: Laika, in. Laika, lay. Good girl, Laika. Wait. Stay.
Moscow street-mutt, unloved stray. Eleven pounds of bone, of pelt, of tail. Who can weigh the heart of dog? What dials or instruments may measure loyalty; the desire, hard-wired, to obey? Dogs have no gods, know only to worship the hand that feeds. There is no canine word for pray. Brave little cosmonaut, faithful to a fault; caught and collared, Earth no more than a distant ball with which you cannot play. How the words that sent you on your way crackle through the ragged dishes of your ears, a comet’s tail of breaking syllables that even now leave their trail: Laika, in. Laika, lay. Good girl, Laika. Wait. Stay. Moscow street-mutt, unloved stray. Eleven pounds of bone, of pelt, of tail. Who can weigh the heart of dog? What dials or instruments may measure loyalty; the desire, hard-wired, to obey? Dogs have no gods, know only to worship the hand that feeds. There is no canine word for pray. Brave little cosmonaut, faithful to a fault; caught and collared, Earth no more than a distant ball with which you cannot play. How the words that sent you on your way crackle through the ragged dishes of your ears, a comet’s tail of breaking syllables that even now leave their trail: Laika, in. Laika, lay. Good girl, Laika. Wait. Stay. Moscow street-mutt, unloved stray. Eleven pounds of bone, of pelt, of tail. Who can weigh the heart of dog? What dials or instruments may measure loyalty; the desire, hard-wired, to obey? Dogs have no gods, know only to worship the hand that feeds. There is no canine word for pray. Brave little cosmonaut, faithful to a fault; caught and collared, Earth no more than a distant ball with which you cannot play. How the words that sent you on your way crackle through the ragged dishes of your ears, a comet’s tail of breaking syllables that even now leave their trail: Laika, in. Laika, lay. Good girl, Laika. Wait. Stay.
Moscow street-mutt, unloved stray. Eleven pounds of bone, of pelt, of tail. Who can weigh the heart of dog? What dials or instruments may measure loyalty; the desire, hard-wired, to obey? Dogs have no gods, know only to worship the hand that feeds. There is no canine word for pray. Brave little cosmonaut, faithful to a fault; caught and collared, Earth no more than a distant ball with which you cannot play. How the words that sent you on your way crackle through the ragged dishes of your ears, a comet’s tail of breaking syllables that even now leave their trail: Laika, in. Laika, lay. Good girl, Laika. Wait. Stay. Moscow street-mutt, unloved stray. Eleven pounds of bone, of pelt, of tail. Who can weigh the heart of dog? What dials or instruments may measure loyalty; the desire, hard-wired, to obey? Dogs have no gods, know only to worship the hand that feeds. There is no canine word for pray. Brave little cosmonaut, faithful to a fault; caught and collared, Earth no more than a distant ball with which you cannot play. How the words that sent you on your way crackle through the ragged dishes of your ears, a comet’s tail of breaking syllables that even now leave their trail: Laika, in. Laika, lay. Good girl, Laika. Wait. Stay. Moscow street-mutt, unloved stray. Eleven pounds of bone, of pelt, of tail. Who can weigh the heart of dog? What dials or instruments may measure loyalty; the desire, hard-wired, to obey? Dogs have no gods, know only to worship the hand that feeds. There is no canine word for pray. Brave little cosmonaut, faithful to a fault; caught and collared, Earth no more than a distant ball with which you cannot play. How the words that sent you on your way crackle through the ragged dishes of your ears, a comet’s tail of breaking syllables that even now leave their trail: Laika, in. Laika, lay. Good girl, Laika. Wait. Stay.
Moscow street-mutt, unloved stray. Eleven pounds of bone, of pelt, of tail. Who can weigh the heart of dog? What dials or instruments may measure loyalty; the desire, hard-wired, to obey? Dogs have no gods, know only to worship the hand that feeds. There is no canine word for pray. Brave little cosmonaut, faithful to a fault; caught and collared, Earth no more than a distant ball with which you cannot play. How the words that sent you on your way crackle through the ragged dishes of your ears, a comet’s tail of breaking syllables that even now leave their trail: Laika, in. Laika, lay. Good girl, Laika. Wait. Stay. Moscow street-mutt, unloved stray. Eleven pounds of bone, of pelt, of tail. Who can weigh the heart of dog? What dials or instruments may measure loyalty; the desire, hard-wired, to obey? Dogs have no gods, know only to worship the hand that feeds. There is no canine word for pray. Brave little cosmonaut, faithful to a fault; caught and collared, Earth no more than a distant ball with which you cannot play. How the words that sent you on your way crackle through the ragged dishes of your ears, a comet’s tail of breaking syllables that even now leave their trail: Laika, in. Laika, lay. Good girl, Laika. Wait. Stay. Moscow street-mutt, unloved stray. Eleven pounds of bone, of pelt, of tail. Who can weigh the heart of dog? What dials or instruments may measure loyalty; the desire, hard-wired, to obey? Dogs have no gods, know only to worship the hand that feeds. There is no canine word for pray. Brave little cosmonaut, faithful to a fault; caught and collared, Earth no more than a distant ball with which you cannot play. How the words that sent you on your way crackle through the ragged dishes of your ears, a comet’s tail of breaking syllables that even now leave their trail: Laika, in. Laika, lay. Good girl, Laika. Wait. Stay.
Moscow street-mutt, unloved stray. Eleven pounds of bone, of pelt, of tail. Who can weigh the heart of dog? What dials or instruments may measure loyalty; the desire, hard-wired, to obey? Dogs have no gods, know only to worship the hand that feeds. There is no canine word for pray. Brave little cosmonaut, faithful to a fault; caught and collared, Earth no more than a distant ball with which you cannot play. How the words that sent you on your way crackle through the ragged dishes of your ears, a comet’s tail of breaking syllables that even now leave their trail: Laika, in. Laika, lay. Good girl, Laika. Wait. Stay. Moscow street-mutt, unloved stray. Eleven pounds of bone, of pelt, of tail. Who can weigh the heart of dog? What dials or instruments may measure loyalty; the desire, hard-wired, to obey? Dogs have no gods, know only to worship the hand that feeds. There is no canine word for pray. Brave little cosmonaut, faithful to a fault; caught and collared, Earth no more than a distant ball with which you cannot play. How the words that sent you on your way crackle through the ragged dishes of your ears, a comet’s tail of breaking syllables that even now leave their trail: Laika, in. Laika, lay. Good girl, Laika. Wait. Stay. Moscow street-mutt, unloved stray. Eleven pounds of bone, of pelt, of tail. Who can weigh the heart of dog? What dials or instruments may measure loyalty; the desire, hard-wired, to obey? Dogs have no gods, know only to worship the hand that feeds. There is no canine word for pray. Brave little cosmonaut, faithful to a fault; caught and collared, Earth no more than a distant ball with which you cannot play. How the words that sent you on your way crackle through the ragged dishes of your ears, a comet’s tail of breaking syllables that even now leave their trail: Laika, in. Laika, lay. Good girl, Laika. Wait. Stay.
Moscow street-mutt, unloved stray. Eleven pounds of bone, of pelt, of tail. Who can weigh the heart of dog? What dials or instruments may measure loyalty; the desire, hard-wired, to obey? Dogs have no gods, know only to worship the hand that feeds. There is no canine word for pray. Brave little cosmonaut, faithful to a fault; caught and collared, Earth no more than a distant ball with which you cannot play. How the words that sent you on your way crackle through the ragged dishes of your ears, a comet’s tail of breaking syllables that even now leave their trail: Laika, in. Laika, lay. Good girl, Laika. Wait. Stay. Moscow street-mutt, unloved stray. Eleven pounds of bone, of pelt, of tail. Who can weigh the heart of dog? What dials or instruments may measure loyalty; the desire, hard-wired, to obey? Dogs have no gods, know only to worship the hand that feeds. There is no canine word for pray. Brave little cosmonaut, faithful to a fault; caught and collared, Earth no more than a distant ball with which you cannot play. How the words that sent you on your way crackle through the ragged dishes of your ears, a comet’s tail of breaking syllables that even now leave their trail: Laika, in. Laika, lay. Good girl, Laika. Wait. Stay. Moscow street-mutt, unloved stray. Eleven pounds of bone, of pelt, of tail. Who can weigh the heart of dog? What dials or instruments may measure loyalty; the desire, hard-wired, to obey? Dogs have no gods, know only to worship the hand that feeds. There is no canine word for pray. Brave little cosmonaut, faithful to a fault; caught and collared, Earth no more than a distant ball with which you cannot play. How the words that sent you on your way crackle through the ragged dishes of your ears, a comet’s tail of breaking syllables that even now leave their trail: Laika, in. Laika, lay. Good girl, Laika. Wait. Stay.
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Be warned... This site was built on a 1366 x 768px display on PC, and this website is not guaranteed to work the way it's supposed to on smaller / bigger screens. It is probably not mobile friendly, but I am working on it.
This website was crafted messily on Chrome with my own two paws, it is an eternal work in progress and is forever changing, just like us.
This website was crafted messily on Chrome with my own two paws, it is an eternal work in progress and is forever changing, just like us.
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