Poetry Train…


I figured I’d get a jump on the Poetry Train…lol.

Here’s my contribution:

Little black cat,

Napping the day away.

If I asked,

What do you dream of?

What would you say?


I dream of birds,

You say with a grin.

Fluttering outside my window

In the cold winter air.

I want to invite them in.


I dream of mice,

You say with a smirk.

Scurrying from place to place

In a frenzied hurry.

Too much work.


I dream of fish,

You say with a smile.

Swimming in bowls

Side to side slowly.

To catch, it would take a while.


I dream of warmth,

You say with a purr.

Curling on his lap

Stroking my back

Softly and gently.

I secretly adore him.


Stop by Rhian’s blog to see who else is on the train.

10 Responses “Poetry Train…”

  1. Jill says:

    Do you have the mind of a cat, TA?
    You sure did translated it!
    I’m not use seeing the picture of an innocent cat over your post!

  2. T.A.Chase says:

    Susan,

    I thought I’d try to post a happier poem than usual. 🙂

  3. Susan Helene Gottfried says:

    Ahh, I needed this. Thanks.

  4. T.A.Chase says:

    Hey R.G.,

    Thanks for the poem and the cover. I love the cover for your Samhain release. Anne did an awesome job on it. 🙂

    Woo-hoo! on having the same release date. I can’t wait.

  5. R.G. ALEXANDER says:

    Great poem! By the way-nice cover for Out of Bounds. Notice we have a release at Samhain on the same day? 😉 Can’t wait.

  6. T.A.Chase says:

    Thanks, everyone.

    No that isn’t my kitty. I couldn’t find the right one of my black cat for the poem. 🙂

    the kitty is cute.

  7. Lila says:

    Hehe! It’s a cute kitty!

  8. gautami tripathy says:

    I can feel that adoration:-)

    A common enough story

  9. julia says:

    The picture made me chuckle out loud, and the poem made me look over at my sleeping dog and wonder the same thing.

    ‘I secretly adore him.’ – great last line.

  10. Ann says:

    Great poem. Cute picture, is that your kitty? 🙂

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