Short Meowed Poems
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The craziest thing has happened to me
I saw a cat humping a bee
She meowed once with delight
I covered my eyes from the sight
Then she started humping my knee
tiny kitten
swiped the air
opened her paw
nothing there
tried again
other paw
opened slowly
naught, it saw
smacked her lips
then meowed
curled up to sleep
bent, not bowed
He meowed once, lost his jersey “r,”
“La-guad-ee-ah,” says; so far
from normal and his, “house shoes.”
It’s “slippers,” past life breakthroughs.
The bizarre O language of love, thus far.
bored today so I wrote a poem
about a dog, a cat, a squirrel, a home
dissatisfied, I stopped at that
“Take a break!” meowed the saucy cat
the dog kept quiet, the squirrel ran away
I’ll pick up this missive another day
Swifties Unite!
Mimi, Taylor's most insta-swifty, totally meowed
As she grabs some me time, she'll vote she vowed
I really must flush and shoo
Me lady needs the loo
Swifty Cat ladies unite! We’re smart, brave and proud!
I found an orange cat
living by the dumpster.
He meowed at me,
as if to say, "Hello."
He decided then and there
to follow me back home.
The moment we arrived,
he promptly moved right in,
announcing for all to know-
this was now his home instead.
My gift meowed and made a leap;
and stayed in the Christmas tree all day.
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November 10, 2015
Poetry/Crystalline/on Christmas morning
Copyright Protected, ID 15-725-564-0
All Rights Reserved. Written under Pseudonym.
In the land of Wonky Woo
big tuxi cat meowed a moo.
By crone spells he chewed cud
He rolled about in sloppy mud.
A squeaky mouse feared no flack
and sprang upon his spotted back
to weave a nest of bouncy moss
show moo cat who was boss.
Grey, tiny forms and wood lice
gnawed his ears with tasty spice.
I sat down the mat,
Sipped hot chocolate and stared
Blankly at the black cat
Like I never cared.
It meowed and meowed,
Filled the room with the meowing sound
And ran away to the door
Where the cat accidentally slipped.
I was surprised,
Dropped my cup to the floor
And down it went,
Broken to jigsaw pieces.
my gift meowed and made a
L
E
A
P
and stayed in the Christmas tree all day.
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November 11, 2016
Poetry/Free Verse/on Christmas morning
Copyright Protected, ID 16-849-167-0
All Rights Reserved. Written under Pseudonym.
sun sunk unto the womb
of the sea
stars cried at the tomb
tears of warm blood
through glittering eyes
moon meowed, dogs sang melodies
unheard
rivers rattled prayers breathed
unborn kids, mirror is a
jailor
secrets in the seed tears on the cheeks
mirror mutinied
naked dusks wingless birds limping
silence of the divine music flows
colourful coffins saints marching
blood from the nipple
breast milk
tasteless
Form:
The cow took a chance, pirouetted and pranced
to the ancient tune..
Her body sagged and one foot snagged and she
tripped on the tip of the moon..
Farmers found her at the trough.
Dogs danced in circles,
Roosters meowed.
Crows began cawing at quarter to five.
The locals were astounded the cow had survived..
The people now swear she has special powers.
A farmer sells her cottage cheese as most
her milk has soured.
On a snowflake day just before Christmas kitty cat waited all day outside,
he meowed to me, "dress me warm 'cause I want to be Santa's sleigh guide!"
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December 17, 2018
Poetry/Couplet/A Cute Christmas Couplet
Copyright Protected, ID 18-1095-050-01
All Rights Reserved. Written under Pseudonym.
Written for the contest, A Cute Christmas Couplet (In Rhyme)
sponsor, Andrea Dietrich
Second Place
The smell of green grass after rain
A silky texture was added to the moisturized air gently touching my skin
Listening to a Bossa Nova and the calming waves
Espresso with a little whipped cream
Cinnamon is sprinkled on top
My dear cat Jemima, meowed
That was her reply to my sneeze
“That music isn't your taste!
What’s the matter with you?”
Someone said over there
“Is that right? Thank you for telling me.”
He might know who I am more than me.
I stood in front
of my first place
as the clouds rolled above
at a snail's pace.
I glanced down
at this fluffy white face
with soft olive eyes
and long whiskers of grace.
I asked this kind feline
where it might live
as though it were a lady
with an answer to give.
Sissy stared up at me
with silent inspection
before she meowed
with a loud inflection.
From that moment
we were friends for years
and this bright memory
begets happy tears.
I ran into you
On my grandmother's porch
Twisting about, in the rain
Free, innocent, unencumbered
I glanced at you
In the eyes of my first love
Held your hand
Free, innocent, unbothered
I sat on your back
As I kept rhythm with your trot
Thinking this is living
Free, innocent, unhurried
I embodied presence
As I meowed on stage
Playing an insignificant part
Free, innocent, unified
Never separate...just out of sync
Written by Trudy Schrader on 01-10-2026
There was a mouse wanting out of the cold
Scurried up the lead pipe wrapped up in old
Blankets. Feeling safe and warm
Fell asleep whilst the ice storm
Came. Blankets pilled, among ice cube mold.
Out in the yard the frozen mouse was thrown.
Cat meowed, goody a mouse all my own.
Sun came out and thawed the mouse,
Lickety split in the house.
Dumbfound meow empty paws left alone.
3/5/2021
3/4 true story :) cat ate the mouse or rat
A Bandit robbed the pastry shop
Now he lies upon his seat
He's so stuffed he can't lick his paws
Even though he is so neat
He has meowed a sad meow
Tears trickle behind the mask
He would contemplate his navel
But seeing it a task
He's considering retiring
Or change his present trade
His mother would support him
Oh! don't put on a charade
He'll just have to suffer through this
Maybe go on a diet
Who is kidding whom?_we know
He won't even try it
At the sound of an opening door
crows cawed a warning
A stray cat perched upon the fence
meowed good morning
The warm sticky fog touched each pore
Made life uncomfortable
How early in spring does summer
Appear so formidable
Each plant contained within a pot
Cries for moisture please
Like works upon the edited page
Call a similar reprise
From old, old themes can lines read new
to modern generations
Let my lines ring within their hearts
a message to nations
Where do I eat? The groom asked his bride.
kitchen table was full of a large cat, Mr. Jeckell ak Hyde
Fat cat gave the honeymooner a sneer and a gentle hiss
The bride rolled her eyes and blew her husband a big kiss
He tried to give her a cuddle, but the cat meowed to beat the band
Now the groom was wondering if he should have given her his hand
She was the ultimate cat mama, and deferred to Hyde every single time
This cat sat in the middle of each meal glaring that “she is mine”.
Where do I eat? The groom asked his bride.
kitchen table was full of a large cat, Mr. Jeckell ak Hyde
Fat cat gave the honeymooner a sneer and a gentle hiss
The bride rolled her eyes and blew her husband a big kiss
He tried to give her a cuddle, but the cat meowed to beat the band
Now the groom was wondering if he should have given her his hand
She was the ultimate cat mama, and deferred to Hyde every single time
This cat sat in the middle of each meal glaring that “she is mine”.
As the runt of the litter
I knew she would be mine
A black ‘n white ball of fur
She was one of a kind.
Wrapped me ‘round her finger
With her little rounded ears
And little button nosed face
Looked at me and meowed “Cheers”.
She grew up so very fast and
Totally pampered and fun
She was the light in my heart
As she’d hop and play and run.
But she did not stay with me long
A pedigree, is not always best
She was so special but died young
I loved her more than all the rest!