Cats Poem by Alan Sandham

Alan Sandham

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Cats



I think of all these roaming cats,
Some robed in grey, some sporting spats,
I wonder at their nightly prowls,
Do they meet and challenge, fight, or dodge the owls?
And when we hear their trembling yowls
Are they victims, or committing fouls?
And if we knew their gruesome tales,
Would it be their love, or ours that fails?

Saturday, July 24, 2021
Topic(s) of this poem: pets,cats
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
This is by way of a tribute to Christopher Smart, and his 'Cat Joffrey', and some cats I have known.
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