Today we have naming of
cats. Yesterday,
We had daily running. And
tomorrow morning,
We shall have what to do
after catching them. But to-day,
Today we have naming of
cats. Butts
Smells like fresh meat in
all of the neighboring gardens,
And today we have naming of
cats.
This is an American
Shorthair. And this
Is a Persian which you will
see,
When you are getting into
the yard. And this is the Sphinx,
Which in your case you have
to forget. The nose
Gone is, but it has a majestic
view
Which in our case we have
to forget.
This is a Chartreux, which
is always scared to death
With an easy bark. And
please do not let me
See anyone try too hard.
You can do it quite easy
If you bark at this pussy.
The dawgs
Are all lazy and docile,
never seeing
Any of them trying too
hard.
And this is a Peterbald.
The purpose of this
Is to rip it apart, as you
see. We can use the claws
Rapidly backwards and
forwards: we call this
Death by frenzy. And
rapidly backwards and forwards
The dawgs are tearing the
dummy apart:
They call it death by
frenzy.
They call it death by
frenzy: But not the Chartreux
That you only bark not too
hard at: not like the Peterbald
You tear apart. The Sphinx
in our case we have to forget and
The dawgs in the neighboring
gardens,
For today we have naming of
cats.
A fun poem, doing cats vs dogs as the conflict is an interesting way of looking at it. A fun poem with mentioning different cat breeds.
ReplyDeleteThe conflict between dogs and cats is a very good approach when re-writing the poem! Good job!
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