Kitty Giddy Poem, by arobot, at My poetic side

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Kitty Giddy

Kitty Giddy

Such a tiny fur ball at crossroad

With traffic roaring along

Swerving into two branches at you

Danger, kitty! let me lead you on

I am big and conspicuous enough

To alarm the traffic off you way

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