Cat Woman Poem by Eddie Roa

Wipe that sardonic smile
Your teeth are showing through
Jagged and glistening
They gnash exceedingly harsh

I could make out the
Shape of malice in your mouth
Forming like stalactites
Threatening fangs sharp as razors

Still you smile, as enigmatic as a Cheshire's
You hate and still show love
My mind is mushed and befuddled
What is it really?

Purring and stretching
You sidle up and jump on my lap
Resting your padded paws on my arms
Retracted claws at ready

What's a guy to do?
I am tempted wring your supple neck
Or smother your innocent and trustful face
I tightened my embrace, but then, fondly