cat poetry Archives - Page 2 of 4

Once you were a stranger who filled my hand. Now you are a memory who fills my heart. Remembering Lucy.

Lucy

Your petite silhouette lingers long, graceful legs tipped with soundless slender paws the waving tendril of a tail that curls

Something about the icy rain that is falling, the snow I’ll soon shovel into drifts, the cold, January, that I

Solstice Moon A satin silent night, A silver path through my window, And silken paws paused to stay On the

It rained softly this morning, whispering in the trees all around the house, and I have been remembering Kelly today

Your petite silhouette lingers long, graceful legs tipped with soundless slender paws the waving tendril of a tail that curls

GIUSEPPE HAS BEEN CHASING his green sparkle ball all over the house since he was about a year old; he

Something about the icy rain that is falling, the snow I’ll soon shovel into drifts, the cold, January, that I

Solstice Moon A satin silent night, A silver path through my window, And silken paws paused to stay On the

I’ll be speaking a little later today about “Loving Again After Loss, Why We Adopt Pets” at the Pet Memorial