OH KITTY CAT by vaggabondd
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Description
OH KITTY CAT
WHERE ARE YOU AT
ARE YOU CHASING A BAT
ARE YOU EATING A RAT
ARE YOU UNDER MY HAT
OH KITTY CAT
WHERE CAN YOU BE
ARE YOU UP IN A TREE
ARE YOU SIPPING HOT TEA
ARE YOU DRIVING A HUM VIE
OH KITTY CAT
WHERE DID YOU GO
ARE YOU CLIMBING A POLE
ARE YOU DIGGING A HOLE
ARE YOU RUNNING AWAY
TO BECOME A HOBO
OH KITTY CAT
I DON

Comments (13)
This little cat gave a few of us a good scare. lol we are all glad she is home.
Sweet and sweet! Tender and nice! Beautiful words!*****
Randy that is so cute. This just happen last night, my kitty Cessna was up on the neighbor roof and I thought I had lost her, I was terried I had lost her and Randy and his wife helped me find her.
Glad she's home! It would be a shame to lose her. Cute verse, but don't grab her hair, she'll get you good! LOL! Thanks for sharing. BJ
Oh I like this words and I like very much this cat!!! Excellent!!! Good day and hugs;)
And you thought you had writers' block? That is really a very cute poem!! Glad you found your kitty, Merrylee :0))
I'm glad you found the cat, and the poem is really cute. The cat is beautiful.
Cute kitty.. Cute poem very nice....
Love your poem and so glad Merrylee found her kitty!! :))
cute prose and cats can be a pain sometimes. I have heard some stays gone for weeks then comes back home
Has a simplicity and charm which just suits a cat. Nice one!
Ogdan Nash would enjoy your delightful bash with Kitt Katt
The cat is adorable and the little poem is sweet, has a good rhythm to it that matches the intense search for the cat. The rhyming in the two first stanzas is great, but I guess the search was tiring, for you stopped rhyming in the third stanza... Not terrible, but noticeable. Hanna