Meowlu the Cat

Meowlu the cat, with fur so black, 
Sings meow-meow upon his back; 
His purrs are soft, his whiskers long, 
He loves to hum his favourite song.

At night he wakes and stretches wide, 
Then to the window, he glides; 
With tiptoe paws and eyes so bright, 
Meowlu steps out into the night.

The moon shines down on the grass so green, 
Where Meowlu starts his nightly scene; 
He mews a tune for all to hear, 
The nighttime creatures gather near.

With crickets chirping, frogs in tune, 
Meowlu conducts beneath the moon; 
Till dawn arrives, he takes a bow, 
Then home he trots, with one last meow.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2024

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