The Sentinel Poem by Frank Halliwell

The Sentinel

Rating: 5.0


My cat has gone where all cats go
When mice get fast and cats get slow.
For sixteen years she ruled the place
As terror of the rodent race.


They all have faced their last hurrah
As victims of her fang and claw.
Once more they're gaining a beachead!
Who'll rule this Queendom in her stead?


A heroine! A puss of mark!
Perhaps a feline 'Joan of Arc'!
I see her now, all black and sleek
A tiny panther will I seek.


Strong claws that clasp and teeth that bite,
Green eyes that smoulder in the night.
She'll do her rounds and see it through,
And teach those mice a thing or two!
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COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Linda Moore 04 October 2008

I Love animals, this is great......10

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James Timothy Jarrett 04 October 2008

Guess I am not the only one writing about me puss. A poets best friend.10

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