Forest cat
confined to a condo
Infuses the space with personality
Tail aloft in the A.M.
Two stepping around my legs
Pruuting “I want to play!”
Groggy I fix my mug of tea
Meanwhile his round blue eyes beseech me
I pick him up, hoping to distract him
The susurration of purrs are dulcet tones to my ears
A steaming mug of tea and a bundle of love are a wonderful way to start my day
Minutes pass by
He then bounds from my arms to the floor, zipping to the closet door
Loudly requesting I remove ‘Da Bird’
Bird in flight!
Hop
Leap
Jump
Acrobatics second nature
I attempt to remove Da Bird from his mouth – he replies with a low growl.
My shower awaits along with the hustle and bustle of the day
Playtime over
I wrestle Da Bird from the jaws of his mouth.
Miffed at the abrupt end of his entertainment he
vaults
to the top
of the pantry
A bird’s eye view of my every move.
What a great post! This sounds like such a wonderful way to start your day and the picture is adorable!
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So much to love about this! First, the style and vivid imagery I was able to have as a reader. Second, I felt like I was reading about my cat. Finally, the picture. Oh, my! What a handsome cat! I had to reread it after seeing what the cat looked like, so I could picture it exactly with him in mind.
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Thank you for your feedback. Yay – you got imagery!!! (I am always telling my student to paint a picture with words)
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Another interesting cat story! I love it. He looks like quite a young kitty!
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He is two years old.
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That’s the age I call “mostly cat.” Our youngest cat is getting close to 3, and she is finally starting to look more “mature” and “cat-like” instead of “kitten-y.”
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I like your term of ‘mostly cat’. He is still very kitten like – full of antics and mischief. He is currently mewling pityingly to be played with while I heat up my dinner.
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I adore cat posts and the pic at the end – precious!
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