Notice of absence from Doggerel Dave
Not absent - still here!
Keep Calm and Carry On Poeming. 😂
Not absent - still here!
Keep Calm and Carry On Poeming. 😂
Shopping made Anna late;
She’d had a long drive home -
Her lodger forced to wait
As markets made her roam.
And with boot full of stuff
Essential to unload,
Present the ball of fluff
Hassling as all was stowed.
Animal’s persistence
Made Anna rather cross,
Pained by the insistence -
Felt cat thought she was boss.
Needed to illustrate
Lack of contribution
And give it to her straight
To prick this delusion.
Puss spoke silent but clear:
You mistress but me Cat;
Those are our roles, my dear
Let us keep it like that.
- Author: Doggerel Dave (Pseudonym) ( Offline)
- Published: November 10th, 2020 19:43
- Comment from author about the poem: Got a Cat? Enough said.......
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Comments5
Cats are so arrogant and they believe that owners are there servants.
Andy
Well yeh, but some, like this one, have a certain sense of place, an assertive dignity that I begrudgingly admire; she (yes -she, something Anna knew immediately - go figure) wheedled herself into the household as a stray and in her own interactive way, rules the roost now . Got a smattering of dog in there somewhere...
Dave
PS: I don't want a cat like that - won't risk it. Took me long enough to graduate as an autonomous human being without being back under the sway of Authority.
that's cats for ya innit ... and just a few of the many reasons I'm gonna stick with dogs sir thank you very much................ Neville
Thanks for your time Neville - Yes, definitely NOT a communitarian cooperator, a cat.
Presumptive, cats are presumptive as well as arrogant. I have had several and I might say they are a bit narcissistic as well.
You be a dog person (like Neville, above) I suspect.
The only difference between a cat and the devil is that you can sell your soul to the devil. The cat just takes it and batts it into submission…
Certainly a dominant force in that household. Thanks - glad you found the piece - one of my neater ones.
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