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Daydreams of Daydreams: Cat Lady

Poetry By: Maij
Poetry



This is the first instalment in a series of poems inspired by my daydreams of daydreams of mundane happenings and observations.


Submitted:Dec 1, 2011    Reads: 50    Comments: 12    Likes: 8   


Cat lady,

With stripe-like wrinkles

And purple veined paws

Rocks back and forth

On her lone front porch.

Surrounded by her feline family,

The heavy folds of her shawl

Coated with hand-me-down fur

And perfumed with the stench of cat-nip,

She sits.

The squeaking of ancient wood against ancient wood

Accompanies the purr of her family;

Music to her lame ears.

With faraway eyes the color of sea foam

And a stoic smile of eons passed

She nods in answer to every mew;

Like a mother cat to her kittens.





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