And the next one, "Dog Brothers,"
tells about how she was really lonesome at first
without her siblings.
But then she discovered the dogs and she
started playing with them.
Found that they were brothers.
And the "Cat Pig" is about a black and white cat
who, looked a lot like her, actually, when
they were both the same size.
[INDISTINCT CHATTER]
Then there's "Winterpig" and this one is kind of fun.
And it's true too.
"At the quick of winter, moon brightest, snow deepest,
we would set out.
I'd run up my ramp into the pickup.
We'd rattle and shake two midnight miles
to the right hill.
Then on foot, slither and struggle up it.
They'd ready their sled and toboggan down.
And I put down my nose, and spread my ears,
and tear down beside them, fountains
of snow spurting around me.
I and my humans, shouting, grunting.
The three of us wild with joy, just missing the huge maples.
Yes, over and over, up to the top of a diamond hill.
The leanest, the fastest, most snow, and moon, and midnight
bewitched pig in the world."
[LAUGHTER]
[LAUGHS]
[APPLAUSE]