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Two Poems from our Cats Poetry Collection

 
 
EBONY
   
Author: Jasmine Wilson
   
Poem:
EBONY
   
  Staring at the moon,
Sighing in agony,
Her soul so dark,
Her heart, deep ebony.
Padding to her den,
She silently wonders,
What shall become of her,
Star-gazing for wonders?
Her life has past,
She could be no more,
But she has lived,
Through to her core.
She's sorry she breathed,
Sorry she gave,
Sorry she mothered,
Sorry she lived.
Laying down her head,
She's ready for sleep,
Never to wake again,
Her soul the cosmos keep.
As she drifts away,
She sees her children's eyes,
She can remember now,
Her life, by it flies.
She soars to the stars,
She's no longer in agony,
All will remember her,
With the soul deep as ebony.
   
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JAWS OF FATE
   
Author: Karen Mccarthy
   
Poem: JAWS OF FATE
   

I was getting ready for a move
and packing up my flat
When I was interrupted by guest brought in
by my kitty cat
I was in my bed room when I heard a little tweet
To my surprise in my kitchen fluttered
a yellow parakeet
My intrepid kitty, Pixie,
had carried it in her jaws
up the balcony, across the porch
and held it gently in her claws
She hadn’t harmed a feather
but was getting ready for a feast
I said “Pixie, drop it, you clever little beast”
She did, and I retrieved the bird
It was elegant and lofty
I held it closely to my chest
and whispered to it softly
“What on earth am I to do with you?
You can see I have two cats”
It looked me in the eye and shrugged,
flew off, and that was that
Down it flew to the yard below, landed, took a breath Another kitty came along
and the poor bird met its death




 
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