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Poem for Saturday: Pawprints and Raindrops

It is softly raining this Saturday morning, whispering in the maple tree outside the wide open windows, and I have

Once Once A late snow And I with early kittens in my belly Hungry, thirsty, cold, Crouched, focused, Raced across

I love winter and snow, bare trees and angled sunlight. Visiting my little back yard daily in all weather reminds

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

GIUSEPPE HAS BEEN CHASING his green sparkle ball all over the house lately, and so, I hear, does his lady

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

This poem was inspired by Kelly, and a certain drizzly summer morning in 2009. Pawprints and Raindrops I am not

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

Most of my cats, Mimi especially, join me at the big north window otherwise known as “Cat TV” to fill

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