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My cat is aptly named Mischievous
A little ball of fur
She doesn't weigh much
But how dearly I love her
She always spills her milk
Then licks her whiskers clean
She doesn't do it on purpose
She doesn't seem to be mean
She lays on the carpet
Rolled up into a ball
In her mind she is thinking
I might trip and fall
She's always hiding somewhere
Especially underneath my chair
Suddenly she jumps out
Trying to give me a scare
I wouldn't trade her for anything
She is so precious to me
Even though she is Mischievous
It's very plain to see
She's always under foot
Especially when I am trying to work
In her mind
I'm the one who is the jerk
In spite of all this
We will have a little chat
I'll try to make her understand
But darn it I don't speak cat
Copyright © Judy Arterburn | Year Posted 2025
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Spring time finds butterflies
Dancing in a garden of flowers
The gentle breeze is the music
They flutter on for hours
They are all costumed
In their finest dresses
Softly colored by petals
Each tiny wing caresses
Their movements are graceful
As they glide through the air
Everyone of their steps
Choreographed with great care
But spring time is fleeting
And summer is too
They dance their finale
When the seasons are through
Now the dancers are gone
Their costumes grew jaded
No more music in gentle breezes
Spring and summer have both faded
Copyright © Judy Arterburn | Year Posted 2025
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