Kitten and Blue Butterflies

My life as a Kitten I perk up an ear as always when I hear the car start I run and hop as fast as I can, looking like a hare Not able to contain myself, I rush outside the pet door into the field like a dart Never forgetting one second, in the beautiful field, to enjoy the fresh air I run and hop as fast as I can, looking like a hare But today I stop midway, ‘what is that I spy?’ Never forgetting one second, in the beautiful field, to enjoy the fresh air Far in the distance I see things fly But today I stop midway, ‘what is that I spy?’ As I crawl closer I purr and they slowly land on my soft golden fur Far in the distance I see things fly I look out into the field and my grayish bluish eyes begin to blur As I crawl closer I purr and they slowly land on my soft golden fur I recall the day I opened my eyes for the first time and I swore I look out into the field and my grayish bluish eyes begin to blur Mom always thought I was so brave especially being the youngest of the litter I recall the day I opened my eyes for the first time and I swore I couldn’t believe all the beauty and fun I have been missing Mom always thought I was so brave especially being the youngest of the litter I always find myself reminiscing I couldn’t believe all the beauty and fun I have been missing Ever since then my blue butterfly friends and I would be so hardcore I always find myself reminiscing Sometimes I even would try to roar Ever since then my blue butterfly friends and I would be so hardcore That’s why my adopted family named me Courage Sometimes I even would try to roar My blue friends think it so funny since all I can, is meow and continue to encourage That’s why my adopted family named me Courage Then it starts raining, I hate getting wet, so my friends guide me back home through the pour My blue friends think it so funny since all I can, is meow and continue to encourage Before letting them go, playfully with my front paws I try and catch at least four Then it starts raining, I hate getting wet, so my friends guide me back home through the pour Not able to contain myself, I rush outside the pet door into the field like a dart Before letting them go, playfully with my front paws I try and catch at least four I perk up an ear as always when I hear the car start