Cat Love Poems

These Cat Love poems are examples of Love poems about Cat. These are the best examples of Love Cat poems written by international poets.

George was having a secret love affair
Breaking his marriage vows without a care
A cheater deceiving
A husband believing
That his wife was totally unaware.

But George wife was

© Emilia James  

After the Rain, I’m Left with an August Day


My ears ring as I sit in the loft
and the sun shines through haze.
It rained last night

© Mike Bayles  

Is there sensory light? 
She asked me while 
I was sitting quietly 
on the threshold of anticipation, 
gazing into the soul of a cat,
 thinking

© Stefan Maxima  

GOTCHA !

Tingly skies full of surprise oh how I love when with surmise,
the little rascal aims his dart as if it were, poetic art!

My heart

© Jami Patterson  

He tastes the salt before he knows he's shed a tear
He'd always been a staggering man
Since his Army days known by most simply as Big

© Nico Coar  

In the beginning two lovers were born
In the campus parking lot behind the student union

They clung together for 60 years
Until one day my wounded bird

© D. C. Jordan  

She appeared like a shadow in silk,
On 57th Street,
Where men lose themselves
Trying to impress ghosts.

Victoria — that was her name.
She smiled not with warmth,
But with

© Chanda Katonga   

I have this little Ginger Cat.
Lord knows what he sees
in me! – cutest adoring eyes
I don’t deserve; purrs in 
reserve, as he settles to cuddle
and

© Joe Dimino  

He’d stay for a minute and watch the sun. Then disappear like the wind… and then there was none!
He’d follow my footsteps in the snow.
He’d

© A Yorkshire Poet  

To the Cat Who Ran Away

You left so quietly one day,
We didn’t hear your little feet.
You slipped away and gone ,
While we were all busy

© Susantha Herath  

a hooligan cat homeless& t a t t e r e d 
hungry&lurking on my porch quite  b a t t e r e

© Constance La France  

Picture of Little Oreo’s arrival

I can’t believe you bring so much love and mischief
You were carried in by a stork
Too much wait for your arrival
Now

© Tahira Parveen  

Her claws are daggers
But never are her words
Her paws might have dirt
Not her heart…

The only one I cherish is her 
The one I never regret

© Anfal Afiya  

Her claws are daggers
But never are her words
Her paws might have dirt
Not her heart…

The only one I cherish is her 
The one I never regret

© Anfal Afiya  

I love my tabby kitty's tummy dots.
all those swirly, soft, downy lovely spots;
she likes to jump, spin and leap,
sometime, behind me will creep . .

© Constance La France