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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Kitty, Kitty where is my sweet snugly Kitty? You're full of mischief, but witty; my furry fur ball so pretty. You're so pampered with chasers and teasers; smarty skitter critters catnip cat please-errs. You love to hide and stick out your paw striking at anything that goes by, not to mention purposely lying down in my way for attention. It's Christmas and we've brought in a Christmas tree into our home and underneath the tree, a pile of beautifully wrapped presents waiting to be opened! You've claimed it and won't let it be. It stands tall up against the wall with balsam pine scent branches that call to you. You sink you claws into the scaly bark and climb and hide within the branches. A glitter reflection of light catches your attention, those little paws can't resist slapping at the blinking lights, silver tinsel, and colorful ornaments. Oh, Kitty, you've taken one too many chances. You've gotten too far-out and bent the branch losing your balance, toppling the Christmas tree causing an avalanche of colorful ornaments to the floor! Frighten, you zoomed out of the room and hid under the bed. Kitty, Kitty where is my sweet snugly Kitty? 12/24/2018 Poetry Contest: Christmas Pets - Writing Challenge December 2018 - Sponsored by: Dear Heart
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