Short Cat Burglar Poems
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Tiptoeing
on a ledge,
ultra fast.
Silent soft
cat burglar,
itchy grin.
Fingertips
lose their grip,
no fly zone.
The burglar started out looking for computers and TVS
But along the way, he picked up a kitty named Breeze
Then he acquired a cat named Double Trouble.
She had sixteen kittens pretty much on the double.
Now he is known as the cat burglar man
Mother cats ring his doorbell as fast as they can
They drop their litters off on his front stoop too
At last count he was up to ninety-two
Said the rattlesnake to the spider
I've seen you before
The prey smiled
you've been here a while
Conscience clear
nothing to is to feared he surmised
Said the smiling gateman
I've seen these times before
Cat Burglar agreed
I've been here before
Said the late Man
as he took the key
I'm in now
The Janitor asked
what took your time
Never lost, but doubt
you take it away
Mans inspiration steals its way
Unobtrusively to mind
Like a cat burglar on a heist:
Stealthy, but it comes not to rob
Intellectual property
But to deposit a priceless gem
Still unpolished yet nonetheless
Precious to a creative mind.
Unlike a diamond in the rough
this gems luster is most fleeting
whose innate beauty potential
is measured in nanoseconds
thus leaving little precious time
to create a faceted gem.