Short Purred Poems
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his voice was golden honey
she listened in the night
her heart played like a fiddle
AP: Honorable Mention 2025
“The book of you is complicated…
how shall I read it?“ I purred…
“By turning my pages slowly”…she grinned…
“and savoring every word.”
TODAY
I sat silently
......as a cat purred
.......in my presence
John G. Lawless
1/13/2022
Love, and its warm cultivating
Which continues on, dear
Started early.
In this patted, as tender held
If tickled for pet, true.
Pleased, purred softly.
He hatched from an egg, Froggy the cow,
He sometimes barked, or purred ‘meow’
On May 37, the month of Noctember
He tunnelled inside, and went into slumber
Each Word Often Occurred
What I heard was God's voice in each word,
They all around happened and had occurred;
Wag dog tail;
Start to sail;
Also, heard Him each time when cats purred.
Jim Horn
Kitty Limerick Five
How much time would it have took?
To teach my kitty to read a book
In some of the old familiar ways
And to Go give little kitty praise
While he purred beside a brook.
Jim Horn
Along a pebbled path,
A panther pressed his paws,
Paying pure attention to,
The placement of his paws.
Pretending to be placid,
(pausing as to play),
The panther purred with pleasure,
As he pounced upon his prey.
Kitten ( Pleiades k )
Kitty purred out loud some
Kind of cry for mother
Known for his sweet cuteness
Keen to learn how to hunt
Kept concentration hissed
Kiss of death for his prey
King of his future pride.
09/03/2017.
music laced
like fine silk ribbons.
voice purred,
eyes wandered,
heart pounded.
hungered
places
perfume touched,
desired to kiss.
10/7/2020
orchestral stars played
moon and shadows did a dance
cat purred in cadence
11/5/2024
what we have heard inferred
this was the word which occurred
reassured could be cured
(with terror endured)
(while on trip we toured)
(while attending herd)
(mentioned by a bird)
(completely absurd)
(being a numb skull)
(said by when cat purred)
in the alley of dark
quietly I walked suspicious
heard eerie howls of the winds voice
wagging my tail cautious
I purred and I ran away scared
(a dream)
Writing Challenge 2, May 2019,
LIND68868 Poetry Contest
Sponsored by Dear Heart
5-13-2019
Aurora was getting her groove on.
Ta Dah Ta Dah Ta Dah Ta Dah!
Dancing in front of the mirror.
Take that and that and that and that!
Since she had come out to grandma
And found an admirer and advocate
Nothing could stop her from being her best her-self.
She purred as she danced.
Like a great parodied indolent
Such illusions of meaningless digressions
Compliant with a game of chance
Purred for the sun to pass
And built a twilight barricade
Till hunger drew slack
Then like a flack of mottled light
Round beneath it
Time in hours
It moved the world..
Were those soft veiled thoughts you purred
those of promises or threats
truth told I knew I didn’t care.
I heed your eyes as each word
melts like smoke from cigarettes
into your dark clouded snare
that shrouds desire and intent.
I glad fell into your trap
and am, but your finger snap
away from love’s true torment.
If the moonless night
slept, sheepish it'd be.
Strange, fresh dude not cool
chit chat about him
awkward and painful.
Where is a loo
or rear window
to crawl out of,
I'm so tempted.
Bragged he loathed
his girlfriend.
He purred, one
more date.
I said,
no.
12/29/2019
3. A Ramshackle Faith
Styled like a T Bird.
She really purred in third.
By listening to the engine
you did shift.
Ahe was sleek and styling
if you get my drift.
Her body golden cream,
the roof black.
It's the one with the roof
that slants slightly back.
Pop shifting soon became
my speciality.
I just loved my
1964 Super Sport Chevy.
I lost her on my birthday
While in my hospital bed
My sister put her to rest
My final goodbye left unsaid.
I still cry tears whenever
I view all the empty space
She purred daily at my side
Cuddled nightly in my place.
In time the loneliness will heal
The empty space within my soul
Will fill with sweet memories
And my heart will again be whole.
A quarantine patient on ice
Was sharing his space with some mice
When they nailed down a roof
All the mice were aloof
A safe place to dine is so nice!
His wife had an horror of rats
The mere thought of tombs drove her bats*
From the fires below
A voice purred, "Hello!
We welcome all wild pussycats!"
* COVID-19 shares 96% of its DNA with bats
Whiskers tickle my face
Brilliant orbs gaze up at me
Reflection of my soul
Purity fluffed in fur
Love melody purred
Innocent creature
Compassion of this companion
My love for it as if my child
Its bliss reciprocated
Cuddled in bed
Sprawled upon my lap
My little shadow
My light in the dark
Comfort in the cold
Orange, furry, and fat
I truly love this cat
Listen to poem:
they called her the crazy cat lady
for so many obvious reasons
calm and poised she hummed and purred
she would sit and pose the whole day long
had nothing better to do with her time
than keep her cats amused and entertained
a herd of cats nudging her climbing her
her pockets filled with treats and catnip
the lady with the smile of a cheshire cat
AP: Honorable Mention 2020
Inexhaustible
Was what she was
She never tired
Nor seemed to slow
Perfectly tuned
Reaching manic speeds
She purred in my hands
When off we would go
Everyone salivated
As jealousy reared
Its ugly head
When she was with me
Damn the impudence
I had to stand back
As it was my car
Everyone did see
She was cherry red
White leather seats
57 Mustang
Boy, she rode sweet
His world ended there, by the road
While walking, he was struck by a car
After everything this, and this was the end
«Sleep, gentle man», the cats purred
«Sleep, good master», the dogs barked
«Sleep, you are one of us», the children shouted
«Sleep, you celestial navigator», the pilots said
Crowded out of the ignorant darkness
He opened the door silently, very silently
The door of great poets
Small meow I hear
A smell coming underneath
I see movement in the dark
I saw the kitten
The odor was offensive
Wanted to pass out, didn’t
She purred so slightly
I picked her up to see her
Then the smell nearly smacked me
She stunk so, so bad
I took her home to bathe her
So she won’t offend again
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