Mar 24 - Cat Haiku

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Ever been in love
with a slug in a fur coat?
Her name’s Beatrice

El Chupacabra
has been loosed upon the world.
His name is Cleto

Stop padding on me;
Cleto your claws are like knives.
Where’s the peroxide?

Bea drinks my iced tea
just like a good southern girl.
Really she’s British.

Rise in the morning
with a cat-butt in my face.
What a wake-up call.

Cleto your meow
Sounds like my grandmother’s cough
just after smoking.

In the spring Bea sheds
Her fur is ubiquitous.
It gets in my drink.

A lap full of Bea
means lack of circulation.
Cat and legs both sleep.

Kitties love scritchins
on their noggins and their chins-
not on the belly

Arms covered in scars
from the brutal love of cats.
Somebody take’em.

But no one but me
could want such evil creatures;
I’m a masochist.



Buy me a beer!




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  1. Richard the Previous on March 26, 2007 2:03 am

    Puss sleeps at my feet
    But only because she loves
    the blue comforter.

    Complicated Puss
    loves her tuna when she does
    Not hate her tuna.

    Do not pick Puss up.
    She will yell at your faux pas.
    And maybe scratch you.

    Puss will tap your arm
    If your rate of ear scritchins
    Is deemed infrequent.

  2. Bas on March 26, 2007 3:32 pm

    I wish i had
    a cat to call my own;
    i’m poet alone.

  3. Richard the Previous on March 26, 2007 4:41 pm

    Bas Sansacat!

    We were so lucky not to have that pet food poison get to our cat. That would have been just a terrible blow.

  4. Che on March 26, 2007 4:48 pm

    R the P’s last haiku up there is too true.

    And I agree about the poison. My cats are like babies to me. But Bea is like me - she’s been through hell and high water (really high water) and she keeps on pollenating.

  5. Richard the Previous on March 26, 2007 4:59 pm

    Cat Haiku should be more popular!

    Puss McNows to say
    I don’t like this. She also
    McNows for I do!

    Sleeping kitty snores
    Dreaming of a thousand cats,
    Plotting takeovers!

    Bast was queen of cats
    But Bastet ruled all perfumes.
    What a demotion.

    Do Kinderdijk and
    Harry Chapin both love the
    cats and the cradles?

    (that last one was for Bas, although I apologize for the Harry Chapin reference.

    And Bas, does your name mean “lower”? I noticed many words with Bas in them mean lower, and in fact, Bast herself ruled over lower Egypt.)

  6. Bas on March 26, 2007 7:12 pm

    Ha, haa.. Bas as in Bastiaan… Bastian.

    But ‘Pays Bas’ always feels a bit.. mmm.. homey so to speak

    But for playing low.. i got a mouse here! He’s called ‘Muis’. He loves peanuts. When served anything else, he storms into my living room and looks weary at me.

  7. Che on March 26, 2007 9:15 pm

    Muis loves the peanuts
    more than any other food.
    Bas, be kind to Muis.

    Mouse haiku is grand
    but cat haiku is an art
    to servants of cats

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