I hate being a cat, she says.
Not that I’m a wuss
But there’s more minuses than pluses
at being someone’s puss.
You have to wait until they’re ready
To get food put into yr bowl
The one you sit behind so patiently
and try not to scowl.
And when they have a friend stay
Then it’s a hey diddle-diddle
You’re no longer alpha female
but playing second fiddle.
I like to go out and in, she says
Or in and out at will
But someone sadly has other ideas
Which is why I’m here still.
Oh I could write a novel, she wails
There’d be fury on every page
Not that I’m a Prima Donna
But I like being centre stage.
‘Fury in every page’
I can imagine! lol! No wonder some cats get frustrated! If someone told me I couldn’t eat when I wanted to, or wasn’t master of my own house, it would tick me off, too. :p
Great poem! As always, your work is inspiring! Thank you.
-Beth
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thanks Beth as you can tell I had a great deal of fun writing this. Interestingly, the line you picked out was the last one I wrote.
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Yep that pretty much sums up cats ;O) Great fun post John x
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I wish Milly could read it 🙂 perhaps I’ll read it to her 🙂
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This cat poet has talent!
(I think all cats are prima donnas, though.)
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Lol. Yes. This Millie certainly is. I’m putting up another cat poem a little later of a very different ilk.
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