Visitors
VISITORS
Each early morn before sunrise
They’re on our porch no surprise
The breakfast club – many fine cats,
Knowing where the food is at,
Come from east, south, north and west
Convinced our bill of fare is best
Lord knows where these stray cats are from
If indeed are kept by anyone
Times are tough and the jobless have to eat
So pets – mainly cats – wind up on the street
They pad around the neighborhoods
Hundreds hunt for food prowl dense woods
We’ve been feeding them now for many years
Ever careful not to raise their fears
For freedom has a terrible price to pay
A careless step may end their days
Well,
We’d named a little black one Scat
Then noted one day she was rather fat
We shrugged smiled as days went by
But big surprise - Scat had kittens before our eyes!
Copyright © Daver Austin | Year Posted 2012
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