Sweet and Low
By Silver Spun Sand
Fri, 10 Dec 2010
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His body – comforting
as I climb in, between
the sheets, warm my feet
on his back, lulled
by its rise and fall.
It’s cold out tonight –
the road from the airport
quite dicey – skidded twice;
crap that I am, driving on ice.
He twitches, ever so slightly –
must be dreaming; about her,
I can only surmise.
Can’t help but wonder
what she’s called, what
she looks like – she
who has stolen his heart...
the one who left
the moment I arrived;
made those footprints
in the snow…
and the tell-tale sign
of the cat-flap, swinging
as I pulled into the drive.
“I guess I’ll never know,
will I, Eddie?” but
I talk to myself
as he only purrs, sweet
and low.
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Hi Tina, what a great read,
Permalink Submitted by skinner_jennifer on
Hi Tina,
what a great read, well deserved cherries.
Jenny.
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Pussibly the best cat poem
Pussibly the best cat poem I've read since Macavity. :-)
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got me thinking all sorts,
Permalink Submitted by littleditty on
got me thinking all sorts, intrigue suspense and reveal -cats, like their spooky clever ways, like this poem - enjoyed! xx
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