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Golden Cat

By Clara Blair

Golden cat, sleeping soundly on the pillows,
Sleeping soundly, almost soundlessly you purr
In your sleep, purring softly as I touch you
Softly whispering silly soft endearments as you
Sleep, knowing only safety, softness, care and
Doting. Pampered, treasured, loved for what you are
And aren’t, fluffy darling, nature tamed yet wild.

From your mother’s nest I took you, food and shelter
Guaranteed. Promised to be kind to you, claws and sex
Preempted as things you would not need. For you,
Perpetual semi-childhood, play and rest, security.
Your golden eyes seem calm and knowing. Do you ever
Measure me? Have I kept the unsigned bargain? Warm and
Soft, your muzzle rests gently on my skin. Thick and
Silky, your fur rises and falls as you purr your satisfaction.

© 2002 Clara Blair  

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Name: Carol M. Email: Catsntats@aol.com
Comment: This is lovely Clara. Congratulations!

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