Poems About: CAT

In this page, poems on / about “cat” are listed.

  • 337.
    Her Majesty, The Cat

    If cats could talk I think I might require
    A bar of soap, or other punishment
    For words my cat would say so she could vent
    The full and fulsome limits of her ire. read more »

    Joy Ayala
  • 338.
    Pyewhacket

    Pyewhacket is my dainty, pretty cat
    I got her from a stray cats' home but that
    Cannot disguise the fact that she
    Was once a witch's cat, but we read more »

    Tony Jennett
  • 339.
    Wasps, Cats, and Caravans

    What is the purpose of wasps, cats, and caravans?
    The world would be so much happier
    Without wasps, cats, caravans,
    Unless you were a wasp of course, read more »

    David Mitchell
  • 340.
    Morning mis-hap! -fun

    I rose from my pit at a quarter to six
    only sleeping three hours I needed a fix (caffeine)
    My eyes were all blurry and filled up with matt
    As I stumbled downstairs I tripped over the cat read more »

    Lisa Cresswell Wilkinson
  • 341.
    What Goes Around . . .

    In position and out of sight,
    hiding until the time was right,
    the cat crawled forward with such skill,
    the bird could not escape the "kill." It happened almost every day. read more »

    Art Milkes
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