Here is a delightful book of Cat Poetry, written from Cat's point of view. For the people who love cats, and the cats who own them. Love, Joe and Ila.
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"I'm A Cat" by Joe DiMino
I’m a cat...
And that’s where it’s At!
If you're fond of turd
Should have
Got yourself a bird;
If needed was an alarm—
fearful of the dark – should have
Rescued yourself a ferocious
Though thoroughly
annoying bark;
But if allowing for deference,
I personally find, feline an
Amply more luxurious preference:
Though admittedly, for some I am
Far too independent—self–serving; don’t
Need anyone (yet if it makes you feel better,
You can pet me) – It's just that
My basic nature is to be totally free;
Therefore, just be grateful
For the times I allow you
With your cuddly tabby:
So no more pouting
Over my nightly outing!
Categories:
bede, animal, cat, humorous, imagination,
Form: Free verse
Jou wens
Die vraag is ‘n stuk van my moed.
So asof ons dit albei weet.
‘n Druk van een, gee sonne-gloed
Ag, kon ‘n mens dit maar net meet?
Tog besef, my eensaamheid
die soektog na die wedren-uil
van jaloesie en afgunstigheid
wat binne in jou glimlag skuil.
Jou bede heel nogsteeds die tyd
Verlore paradyse weer gevind.
Koue weer kon dit nie keer
Onthou waar ons, ons toe bevind…
Mag jy die vreugde weer herleef
My broederskap jou hart in weef
Dalk sal jy weer dit verstaan?
Die weg waarlangs ek met jou gaan?
Categories:
bede, i love you,
Form: I do not know?
A baba baby beep beep bede beep
goofey bop
a bee I
in the fee I
a hooooo the wind blows
chomp chomp
wiggle wiggle
a boo be dee boo bop bop
more more; all done
aachew . . . . .amphf
a dit dite a dit
a hiccup a ooh
a bu a dah duh
shake a shake
scootch
crash
spill
sip
twist
twist
slide
all done.
Categories:
bede, adventure, childhood, family, children,
Form: Free verse
Hetty,loved by simple Adam Bede
Yet her heart felt another need
Her head was turned by the fickle squire
With many a' consequence so dire,
Her actions set the village life afire.
George Eliot's novel of 19th century social realism-Adam Bede
Categories:
bede, history, on writing and
Form: Narrative