By: Jennifer Boire
tea gone cold, black cat paces the windowsill
phone battery dead
small black bitch just peed on the floor
drags me from my work and books
to wash the floor with vinegar
bones balls dishcloth crumbs unswept
she battles broom bristles with fierce teeth
today, I ignore the kitchen tiles.
Her velvet muzzle nudges me,
tongues the crumbs
from under my feet.
Jennifer Boire
"The difference between friends and pets is that friends we allow into our company, pets we allow into our solitude."
~Robert Brault
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Lovely poem and photo, thank you for sharing!
Jim Wilson (Jimmy Couplet)
Thank you so much. I'm glad you enjoyed this poem...I will definitely pass on your words to the poet. I'm an animal lover myself, so this one was special.
glad you enjoyed the poem, puppies are so cute but can be little devils!