ohnoaninfp
2 Mar 2005, 10:21 AM
Ok I had to write a family poem for a class. So, I wrote about my cat.
Here it is................
My Little Black Ball
Little black ball, sleeping ever so peacefully on the woven couch. A member of the Millea household, she rests. So loved and taken care of, She is my joy, frustration, and my comfort in hard times. So unaware by how much she is adored and sheltered.
My little black ball, purring happily as she dreams. Warm, and protected from the harsh winters cold she lays as the other kitties come to join her at a safe distance as not to incur her full wrath.
My little black ball. The men fear her piercing claws and her nauseating fish like breath that floods the nostrils when she hisses. Mistress of the comfy chairs she guards them with an iron paw, shredding the arm of my unfortunate dad or brother, who dare disturb her from her slumber.
My Little black ball. Stomach hanging, tag jingling, and eyes filled with inquisitiveness, she roams the hall avoiding the striped tiger at all costs. Her contempt for her furry housemates is shown, not knowing that they are the cure for loneliness, when I am not around.
My little black ball always in a never-ending power struggle with the swift and psychotic Diana. She is the semi-dominant member of the feline group. She isolates her self and dwells in her loathing of everyone but me.
My Little black ball. Her hisses turn to purrs as I pet her little furry head. Her evil glares soften in to kittenish friendliness as I put food in her dish. She chases away the sadness that has filled my heart, with her rumbling sound of content and the look of concern that fills her eyes.
My little black ball, bitch to others she may be, but a kind and caring friend she is to me.
Here it is................
My Little Black Ball
Little black ball, sleeping ever so peacefully on the woven couch. A member of the Millea household, she rests. So loved and taken care of, She is my joy, frustration, and my comfort in hard times. So unaware by how much she is adored and sheltered.
My little black ball, purring happily as she dreams. Warm, and protected from the harsh winters cold she lays as the other kitties come to join her at a safe distance as not to incur her full wrath.
My little black ball. The men fear her piercing claws and her nauseating fish like breath that floods the nostrils when she hisses. Mistress of the comfy chairs she guards them with an iron paw, shredding the arm of my unfortunate dad or brother, who dare disturb her from her slumber.
My Little black ball. Stomach hanging, tag jingling, and eyes filled with inquisitiveness, she roams the hall avoiding the striped tiger at all costs. Her contempt for her furry housemates is shown, not knowing that they are the cure for loneliness, when I am not around.
My little black ball always in a never-ending power struggle with the swift and psychotic Diana. She is the semi-dominant member of the feline group. She isolates her self and dwells in her loathing of everyone but me.
My Little black ball. Her hisses turn to purrs as I pet her little furry head. Her evil glares soften in to kittenish friendliness as I put food in her dish. She chases away the sadness that has filled my heart, with her rumbling sound of content and the look of concern that fills her eyes.
My little black ball, bitch to others she may be, but a kind and caring friend she is to me.