Sunday, June 16, 2013

Feline Poem


 
The sun beam shoots silently through the pane

and lands in an oval on the brown speckled floor.

There she lies, not awake,

but certainly not asleep. Only the

gentle rise and fall of her coiled

form betrays the fact that she’s

alive.

I take two steps toward her as

her whiskers twitch at random intervals.

Another two; just two away.

My hand reaches out to scratch her back

but before I can her eyes snap

open.

Nobody understands the animal kingdom

quite like a the man who owns a cat.

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