Kitty

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I saw it lurking on the edges of the bush forest,
a miniature Aslan of the backyard
with golden eyes over a Chesire smile,
paws that caress the blades and leave them greener.
I crouched warrior style
I cooed it a love song
I offered it my hand,
which it disdained after a scavenger's nuzzle.
So I watch my love over a latte
elegantly Trafalgaring mating fire-beetles.
I could seduce it with a saucer of milk
but that's how I lost my dairy farm.

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AnonymousAnonymousabout 19 years ago
I enjoyed reading this

It's a great balance of subtle and ironic and, yes, the ending is a great tongue-in-cheek twist. Thanks for the read. :)

AnonymousAnonymousabout 19 years ago
Great!

good poem. Nice images.

~Syn

ReltneReltneabout 19 years ago
Very well done!

This is nicely sculpted. Just tight enough to draw forth images in the mind’s eye that fade into the next as the words flow on. – Very smooth – and the ending is a delicious twist!

The only line that loses me is “Trafalgaring mating fire-beetles”. I don’t know the reference so I miss the image. :(

A very good read!

(I don't do thermometers.)

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