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Sometimes I cant sleep a wink. So I get up an sit and Think. I Think of all the sleep I am
missing and hop back into bed!

She Will Sleep For Food

She Will Sleep for Food

By Elton Camp 

To make her own living she knows how to do,
If others else will supply it, she prefers not to
She may unexpectedly show up at your door
Even though you have never seen her before

If you should dare to open it a narrow crack,
She’ll force her way in and won’t come back
Up against you she will coyly start to scrub
And invite you, her smooth, silky hair to rub

There is no need to say, “I’ve no need for you.”
Because words like that she knows to be untrue
So you might just as well go ahead and admit
That you already are attracted to her quite a bit

Right into your lap she will proceed to jump
And you go along with it like some old chump
That you’re much older and ugly she doesn’t see
You’ve got what she wants and she gets it free

And in all honesty, you simply must confess, 
That she looks very nice not wearing a dress
Attention that you show, she returns in kind
Her purring into your ear makes you feel fine

Now, don’t expect that she’ll do any work at all
For it is you who must be at her beck and call
Even to clean up her own messes is now your job
So be prepared since you’ll have the floor to swab

It isn’t very likely that you’ll ever regret the day
You took the cat into your house and let her stay
Even your own spouse agrees it would be too rude
To turn away one who is willing to sleep for food
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* Cats Are Not Bats

Cats, are not bats.
which is a good thing.
they eat, sleep on mats.
but, bats sleep upside down,
they have no need for those mats.

Cats, also chase rats.
then they bring them and
present them to you.
Proudly they lay them at
your feet, on their mats, I
still think cats, are better than rats.


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