I always wanted a Ginger Cat to sit on my lap as I sipped tea.
One that would find me as comforting as I would he.
He would curl into a soft little ball and purr so contently when he was so small.
I would find joy in this little gift, whiskers so tickely, pink padded paws,
What sweetness and love a kitten can give.
So majestic he would become in his years of late,
as he sat in the garden by the wrought iron gate.
Just beyond my reach, I desire to touch,
a wish, a dream, a desire of such,
a beautiful, red ginger cat did appear.
It is somebody elses sweet little dear.
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Did you write that?
Georgia has two Ginger cats you could borrow:)
Yes! Two Ginger cats! I have them! You could use them as stunt cats - but I see you already have a Ginger cat picture above. Lovely poem!
Oh, just for some kitty love!
Yes I wrote this in ode to the Ginger Cat of the park in England.
he wouldn't talk to me because I had a foreign accent, even if we were allies!
This poem would make a darling children's book. We love our kitty, Dot. She is a sweet little tabby with a limp. When she is naughty we call her, Dorothy.
Kitties must always have a naughty spell, now and then.
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