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My Three Black Cats
My Three Black Cats I sit outside , with my three black cats. Each one on their own corner, of the grassy mat. One cat quite old, the others under four. Just sitting together, none of them bored. I feel quite privileged , to be in their pact. Even though it’s clear, I am not a cat. I never thought I’d have two cats , let alone three. But when I met Pickles , he had to have me. Some people call me , the crazy cat lady. I don’t mind , as my cats know I’m not shady. We are quite enjoying this time together. Even though it’s turned, to cooler weather. There’s something about , hanging out with three cats. Close your eyes, you can imagine that. It’s almost dinner time , for these three. No wonder why, they all love me.
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