Kittens

poem by: Jenny Linsel
Written on Jan 09, 2017 

Kittens

I must admit that I was smitten 
When I first saw my neighbours kitten
Curled up on the sofa, tiny ball of fire
Crawled up on my chest when I sat upon a chair

Tiny whiskers tickled my nose 
Warm fur brushing my cheek
Little noises came from the bundle
Alternating between a purr and a squeak

A sweet little furbaby melting my heart
I think I’m an ailurophile
I'm hesitant to depart

Cute pink pads on tiny grey paws
Curled up cuteness with tiny sharp claws
Such a pampered life, 
The life of a cat
I wish my life was just like that

 

Tags: love, rhyme,

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Christopher Russon commented:
Such a lovely poem., I totally agree.

 

 

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