Fuzzball Poem by Alan Bruce Thompson

Fuzzball



I enjoyed chewing the grass with my usual cat’s flair,
It’s the best way to dislodge those balls of hair.

They get caught in my throat as I love to lick my fur,
But if I swallow those hair balls it makes my stomach stir.

My owner thinks it due to the commercial cat food,
When I throw up a feeding fortune, and ruin her mood.

But the kids know and that’s why they named me “Fuzzball”,
But I play dumb and refuse their stupid call.

I was Baptised “Horatio”, such a noble cats name,
But which Felix would respond to their cat-bating game.

Tuesday, July 21, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: cats,hair,noble
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Alan Bruce Thompson

Alan Bruce Thompson

Newcastle upon Tyne, United Kingdom
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