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Two Poems from our Cats Poetry Collection

 
 
ELSIE
   
Author: Amber Pierce
   
Poem:
ELSIE
   
  I have a big and yellow cat,
Elsie is her name,
But out of all the other cats,
Why Elsie's not the same.

She likes to talk with meows and purrs,
And sit upon my knee,
She likes to race around the house,
And then run back to me.

My kitty cat can do some tricks,
Like sit and sit up,
And she uses her paw
To drink water from a cup!

My Elsie cat can swim,
She can jump ten feet high,
She can do a flip in the air,
And a knot she can untie.

She can turn on my bedroom light,
She can catch the swiftest mouse,
She can catch a mole in the deepest hole
But she can't bring it inside the house!

Now that of Elsie you do know,
I'll ask you just one thing,
Do you know another cat,
That can use meows to sing?
   
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A FISHY STORY
   
Author: Westly Shaw
   
Poem: A FISHY STORY
   

Our long narrow end table became like a pier, as
my cat leaves behind his busy day, and becomes a fisherman in our goldfish bowl.
He reaches past the slippery brown snails clinging tightly to the smooth sides in the swaying water.His huge stone shaped eyes watching as if he had been a night owl watching his prey.
As each wave breaks against the glass, he blinks
his eyes, as he reaches for a rainbow colored fish. The fish splashes the cat on his face,as if
laughing at him. Then the tiny fish swims into
his castle below.
The cat rubs his face with his velvet soft,
midnight colored paws. He stepped away from his
fishing expedition.
Now he back to eating his canned tuna, and dreaming of the fish that got away.
 
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