The Cat Always Wins
I left the cat out in the cold,
‘Cause he refused to come inside.
He was brown, and white, a little gold.
Did he have a sheltered place to hide?
I called him several hundred times, from my rain-soaked front porch door.
I couldn’t sleep, wondering if he was safe, or injured, or more?
Spent the night coaxing the cat, a stray we’d named McGirk.
Had trouble staying awake the next day, fell asleep at work.
Copyright © Caren Krutsinger | Year Posted 2018
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