Short Kittenish Poems

Short Kittenish Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Kittenish by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Kittenish by length and keyword.


For Tippy's Birthday

Tippy my kitty is now one year old,
And still really very bold
Always forever wanting me to play,
Each and every single day
He's been getting bigger than ever,
Along with being much more fatter
I hope he keeps his kittenish ways,
Right up until th end of of his days
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Premium Member Her Kittenish Personality Illuminated a Room

She had a kittenish personality; always ready to play.
Her sense of whimsy and hunky-dory attitude was contagious.
Her laugh would have brought happiness to the Netherworld.
He was smitten from the second they met. Wanted more.
Unfortunately, she was already taken and committed.
This did not mean he stopped noticing her.
She elucidated a room, illuminating it with joy.

Twitching Kitten

To:  The antics  of
          all the kittens
           I have raised
             and loved
           

 Whiskery kitten twitchery
   Tiny paw claws so pickery
  Kittenish games of trickery
  Cute little face's bewitchery

    Waving plume tail is twitching
   Racing directions are switching
   From living room into kitchen
  Sure do love a cute little kitten!
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Premium Member A Kittenish Autumn Afternoon


              

Two kitty cats, strode up an autumnal. red-leaved covered hill.

The day being cast in loveliness, they went to visit the old mill.

By then it was noon, so they fried delicious fish on a picnic grill.

Then, sauntered home, to snore like royalty, upon a heavenly, comfy, velvetty-covered, window sill!


                        
                         9/18/2025


Premium Member What Can Be More Hopeful

Newborns are born daily, still magical, enthralling us
With their kittenish mewing sound
snuggling into our fat shoulders

Pies, cakes, and pastries are made
by bakers at four a.m.
Humming as they work,
anticipating the happy excitement
of people who want a fresh donut at six.

Two-year-olds are laughing full out,
Seven-year-olds are asking for their own unicorns.
What can be more hopeful than that?


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