The Lost Kitten

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Once upon a time there was a kitten with no name, in the beginning his mother took care of him; but one morning she was not there, so, the kitten with no name went searching. His little paws took him deep into a forest, it seemed to be a land far far away; he cried mew, mew, mew, MEEEW, then, curled up under a tree and fell asleep. In the morning he was woken up by talking, it was the tree that was speaking to him; you must be lost but I will help you because, I am a magical forest tree! The kitten looked up high at the tall tree, it seemed the tree bent down and touched him; with his leaves and it felt so nice that kitten went pur, pur, pur, pur, pur, PUURR. Kitten you cannot stay in this forest, their are villains like animals lurking about; who would like to eat a little kitten, I am calling the magical singing birds to help. They will lead you out of this forest, so, the kitten with no name followed the birds; they kept singing to him and he felt happy, because he had friends to help him! Soon, they came to the edge of the forest, where a pretty house was built among the trees; the birds said, good luck and kitten marched on, until he found himself in a lush beautiful garden. The kitten was wandering the garden when, all of a sudden a little girl picked him up; oh, sweet, sweet kitty are you lost, and she shouted, mother, mother, MOTHER! Mother came running and said what is wrong, look mother a lost kitten can we keep him; of course, and soon the kitten with no name, was lapping up warm milk in a cozy kitchen. He needs a name, lets call him Magic, because its magic that he survived on his own; so, the kitten with no name has a name now, and a home with a sweet little girl and a MOTHER. And they lived happily ever after ! The End. __________________________ April 01, 2023 Poetry/Narrative/The Lost Kitten Copyright Protected, ID 04-1536-551-01 All Rights Reserved, 2023, Constance La France Written for the Standard contest, Write A Sweet Fairytale For Children With A Good Outcome Ending, sponsor, BJ Legros Kelley, Judged 05/06/2023 Second Place

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