Pretty Persian Kitty

Pretty Persian kitty, wearing an ivory coat, Big blue eyes for mischief and soft as silk, She prances and dances when I get home, And my gift to her is a warm glass of milk. Pretty Persian kitty, with tiny ears of pink, A matching button nose to sniff trouble, On Tuesday morning is a bath in the sink, And every single time she blows bubbles. Pretty Persian kitty, with barren paws, Slanted outward like a silly platypus, Neatly I keep up with her itty-bitty claws, But she always makes the biggest fuss. Pretty Persian kitty, coughing a fur ball, Playing with her “chase the mouse” toy, She climbs up the scratching post and falls, But I really think it’s just an inside ploy! Yup, that’s right! Crystal is all mine to adore, As I watch her swiftly roll around on the floor. For The Love of Kittens January 10, 2017
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