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Forlorn
by Sharron Loughran
copyright 04-04-2001


Age Rating: 10 to 127

 
Forlorn the cat sits
For his master has deserted him
Forlorn he waits in desperation
For his master to return
Never realizing that his fate
Now forlornly depends on his skills of survival
For without those skills
Forlorn he is doomed

(c) Sharron Loughran
April 3, 2001




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06-14-2005 Anthony Lane Stahlhut    

Cats always land on their feet. Thanks, Anthony
01-18-2004 Bill Stage    

as a owner of 20 cats 8 of our own i can relate

anyone want a cat

lol
04-01-2001 M.E. (Bunny) Eastveld    

Hi Sharron. The cat won't remain forlorn for long. They have too much self-preservation instinct to allow that. This one will find someone else to "own", Cats are their own masters! Great poem, Bunny




04-01-2001 Eric T.    

I think the cat will make it! I enjoyed the idea behind this. I can picture it very clearly!



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