is chasing for toy,
dangling for toys.
Playmate must be me!
Solution one: there’s
miaow. A try. Maybe even
(soon) me-against rubs.
Door. To - it - from: circles.
Chair (my): around she prowls.
Myself, I won’t risk the Her.
(Health / ill conflict ... as
food would relieve it too.)
I think she’s me-like.
She thinks me her-like.
Outside’s wet. It is.
Bored is She.
Bored is She.
Although people enjoyed my recent poem Cat Games (because many people love cats) I myself soon came to the conclusion it was banal and boring. Under the influence of Carmen Giménez Smith's chapter, 'An Exercise in Derangement' in the book WINGBEATS II, I wrote it out backwards (incorporating two photo captions from that earlier post) and needed very few further changes to arrive at what I hope is a more dynamic poem.
yoda might have written this :) good this is!
ReplyDeleteHa ha ha, thank you. (I did hope it wasn't TOO Yoda.)
DeleteWhat a wild idea! I have to try this!
ReplyDeletePoetry dancing backwards with cats. What could be yummier? :-D
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