My Daughter At The Age Of Reason Poem by David Alpaugh
My Daughter At The Age Of Reason
“Will you please get that cat out of your bed! ”
I shout, opening Janet’s door to say goodbye—
on my way down the hall, out to the garage,
onto the freeway towards work.
“He’s full of fleas! ”
She draws Marshmallow closer
strokes his white belly
kisses his ears, eyes, nose and whiskers.
“He’s full of love, ” she smiles.
Tuesday, November 26, 2013
Topic(s) of this poem: cat,goodbye
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