Comments received on poems by Cheeky Missy



So, You\'re Telling Me...?
NafisaSB said:

well done..enjoyed

September 2nd, 2025 01:50

So, Ahem, I Have...House Cats
Tom Dylan said:

Fine words, as ever, Missy. Nicely done.

September 1st, 2025 02:20

So, Ahem, I Have...House Cats
Kevin Hulme said:

Cats : If only someone could write a Musical on them .
Enjoyed.

August 31st, 2025 19:49

So, Ahem, I Have...House Cats
Jerry Reynolds said:

Good write, Cheeky. Cats will be cats.

August 31st, 2025 17:26

So, Ahem, I Have...House Cats
Tristan Robert Lange said:

That opening image…dawn rouged like a hag…really had me, Missy. You make even the sky feel oddly personal, almost unsettling. Then to swing from that to spilt milk and wild turkeys? I love the swing in your sonnets, my friend. 🌹🖤🙏🕯️🐦‍⬛

August 31st, 2025 17:11

So, Ahem, I Have...House Cats
Bella Shepard said:

Alas, I am allergic to cats, but I love to watch their playful videos. They do have personalities of their own, got to wonder what\'s going on in those furry little heads, they may have us outsmarted. Love your verse on this beautiful Sunday morn!

August 31st, 2025 12:32

So, Ahem, I Have...House Cats
sorenbarrett said:

I have had house cats in the past, several over the years each with its own personality. Good write Chic

August 31st, 2025 10:58

Of Fall, Fatigue, and Feeling like Piglet
Bella Shepard said:

Autumn will be upon us with shorter days, chill in the air, comfort foods and breathtaking colors of the forests. Such lovely verse to welcome it.

August 30th, 2025 13:45

Of Fall, Fatigue, and Feeling like Piglet
sorenbarrett said:

Another set of fun reads that asks the question and answers it. Be glad of being chased and glad of being fifty it could be sixty or seventy or even eighty well age doesn\'t matter it is the health and spirit that count

August 30th, 2025 11:32

Let\'s Discuss My Awakeness Later
Kevin Hulme said:

\'Partying Lingers\' . That\'s me at the door now , Bottle in hand.
Enjoyed.

August 29th, 2025 20:48

Let\'s Discuss My Awakeness Later
arqios said:

Lets us feel the drifts between drowsy awakenings, small domestic rituals, and the affectionate chaos of life with beloved cats. Morning begins in a half-dream, the speaker moving from phone calls to tea, washing up, and playful feline interruptions, all underpinned by gratitude for divine mercies. Fatigue and the remnants of the previous night’s revelry mingle with simple breakfasts and quiet observation, while thoughts wander to seasonal changes and the small vanities they inspire. The final piece returns home to the warmth of pets greeting their person, their antics and companionship a comfort before the press of work, closing again on a note of thankfulness. It’s a tender, meandering meditation on ordinary moments, love for animals, and the sustaining grace found in the everyday.

August 29th, 2025 19:24

Let\'s Discuss My Awakeness Later
sorenbarrett said:

I hate being awakened by the phone it annoys me. I used to have a cat and hated to be awakened by the cat. I guess I just hate to be awakened. Good write Chic

August 29th, 2025 14:12

Let\'s Discuss My Awakeness Later
Friendship said:

I figured out a way to answer all your poems: the first one, the second one, and the third one; enjoy your read.
The poem reflects the interplay of domestic life, companionship, and the presence of pets, specifically cats, intertwined with moments of contemplation and spirituality.
The poem revolves around the contrast between the chaos of modern life and the solace found in morning routines and spiritual reflection.

The poem captures the poet\'s affectionate relationship with their pets, particularly cats, highlighting the joy and companionship they bring to everyday life. It contrasts mundane human activities, like grocery shopping, with the playful antics of the cats and emphasizes the comfort of returning home to them.

August 29th, 2025 13:11

I Don\'t Know What to Say.
Tom Dylan said:

Some fine pieces, Missy. Thanks for sharing.

August 29th, 2025 08:28

From Balls of Yarn to Losing Weight, Eh?
Kevin Hulme said:

Oh don\'t mention Autumn or Winter. Dreading it.
Having said that : Enjoyed.

August 28th, 2025 18:34

I Don\'t Know What to Say.
Friendship said:

The poem revolves around a moment of chaos and concern regarding the poet’s cats escaping outdoors. It captures the anxiety of pet ownership and the unexpected troubles that arise from a seemingly mundane situation. The poet includes themes of responsibility, the fleeting nature of safety, and the connection between humans and their pets.


August 28th, 2025 12:09

I Don\'t Know What to Say.
orchidee said:

...And now you\'ve said all this, despite the title! lol.

August 28th, 2025 11:08

I Don\'t Know What to Say.
sorenbarrett said:

Another good set of sonnets Chic and I like you don\'t know what else to say

August 28th, 2025 09:54

I Don\'t Know What to Say.
ForeverJesus7 said:

I am not exactly sure how to comment on this piece. ... but I did enjoy reading it.
Keep writing.
Persistence is key

August 28th, 2025 09:42

From Balls of Yarn to Losing Weight, Eh?
Tom Dylan said:

Nicely done, Missy. As you say, the fun never ends. Love it.

August 28th, 2025 08:33

From Balls of Yarn to Losing Weight, Eh?
Friendship said:

Well-written, \'Welcome to my world.\' The poem explores the complex relationship between body image, aging, and societal expectations regarding weight and beauty. It reflects on personal struggles with self-acceptance and the often misguided advice from others about body image. Most honest poem that hits home for me.

August 27th, 2025 11:30

From Balls of Yarn to Losing Weight, Eh?
Thomas W Case said:

Tremendous.

August 27th, 2025 11:24

From Balls of Yarn to Losing Weight, Eh?
sorenbarrett said:

Here we have another series of sonnets about daily travails and life in general. Well done

August 27th, 2025 10:44

So, You\'re Telling Me...?
Friendship said:

Your poem explores the concept of home as a place of comfort and joy, filled with simple pleasures and the companionship of beloved pets. It reflects on how these moments can create a sense of belonging, even in the face of loss or exile. I really enjoy the read, Missy

August 27th, 2025 05:16

So, You\'re Telling Me...?
Neville said:


You know full well you can beat an egg .. but you just can\'t beat a full English .. I\'m sure your pussy\'s would love one too with a a big mug of Builders tea on the side :)

August 26th, 2025 16:19

So, You\'re Telling Me...?
orchidee said:

I forgot what I was gonna tell ya. Me mind went blank - no change there then! lol.

August 26th, 2025 09:15

So, You\'re Telling Me...?
Tristan Robert Lange said:

That moment with Tigger in your lap and Peter at your side...pure love. You caught the sweetness of that perfectly, my friend. A great tryptic of sonnets, dearest sonneteer of serenity.🌹🖤🙏🕯️🐦‍⬛

August 26th, 2025 08:22

So, You\'re Telling Me...?
sorenbarrett said:

Another good threesome. Funny how women tend to dye their hair blond when they pass a certain age, is it a fond memory of youth when their hair was lighter? Nicely done Chic

August 26th, 2025 08:19

Oh, I Dunno.
Tristan Robert Lange said:

Missy, I love how these capture the texture of your days—cats and brie 😋, stormlight and movies, hot dogs and plans shifted. Wonderful windows into your life, my friend…and what’s not to enjoy?! 🌹🖤🙏🕯️🐦‍⬛

August 25th, 2025 19:32

Oh, I Dunno.
sorenbarrett said:

I have had plans canceled before and it is a disappointment. This whole piece rings of a delectable metaphor

August 25th, 2025 15:03

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