space cat

jim56

there was a little cat of the furry sort
and he used to dream he was an astronaut
climbing in his rocket heading to the stars
landing down on jupiter then flying on to mars

he could float in space and float around all day
all along the universe  and across the milky way
he had a little suit and and big space hat
he was a proper astronaut a proper spaceman cat

when his dream was over he woke in his bed
the thoughts of being an astronaut still running through his head

  • Author: jim56 (Offline Offline)
  • Published: March 6th, 2025 05:19
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  • sorenbarrett

    A fun poem of cat fantasy. I have wondered what dogs and cats dream of. A fun read Jim

    • jim56

      i have a cat dont like flying tho lol
      thanks for always lovely comment jim

    • Cassie58

      This poem would be great in a children’s book, fully illustrated. A lovely visual offering Jim. Very nicely penned. Have a lovely day.

      • jim56

        hi Cassie glad you like poem
        i have done quite a lot children poems
        about animals had one published by bbc years ago
        sun shine today can get in garden hooray
        was gonna send roxy to space she dont like flying
        no pussport either lol
        your kite poem was beautful left comment for you
        thankyou for always lovely comment
        keep warm keep well keep safe jim xxx

        • Cassie58

          Thank you Jim. Will respond soon .

          • Cassie58

            Thought I hadn’t responded to my Kite poem, but I did. So pleased you enjoyed it Jim. All the best.

            • jim56

              was beautiful as always you have amazing use of words
              to depict your poems so well you are a talented writer
              never stop writing jim xxx

            • Tony36

              Excellent write Jim

              • jim56

                thankyou for comment

                • Tony36

                  You're welcome



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