CAN YOUR KAT OR DAWG TALK?

by CRAFTY KEN   Jul 6, 2017


CAN YOUR KAT OR DAWG TALK?

Your slinky Persian female cat starts rubbing on your leg, she says; I can make you wow for some high-priced chow. I gently push her away, resisting her sly advances, she gives a long slow meow and says; I would be living a very dull life, if just lying here and not taking any chances. I smile and say; you know I love you Flo and I never ask what’s going on when you are screaming outside at night, I don’t think you and that huge muscular Tomcat are involved in a fight and when you come home, on your face is a sheer look of delight!

Then enters Bo our old hound dog, he boldly comes her way, gives a snort, and says; hey Flo, you better go, I own this Fort, she gives him her sly kitty look, and says; calm down you old flea-bitten clown, I’m going to read a Book, it’s written by a Famous Chinese Cook, I read to the end, it called; How to serve your friend.

I know I’m just a Fido, not as smart as Flo but there are a few things that I know, even though she keeps herself clean and neat, she is fed that crappy fishy grub but I get some great meat to eat. I often beg by my Master’s table side and from his hand to my mouth some great things slide. Besides, what do you think, when she pees outside on the plants they all die and boy what a stink!

So, on and on we abide, I must be kind to her even though by Nature we can’t exist together. If I do act up against her I will spend my days in the yard Dog House, with me, a mouse, the bugs, and cold weather. Flo has an in with our Master, Lady Lynn who loves her more than me. Flo jumps up onto her lap to take a nap, she cuddles up, and happily, loudly she does purr, a content feline filled with glee.

Author Ken
July 6, 2017

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  • 7 years ago

    by CJ Maleney

    Judges comments

    "Can Your Kat Or Dawg Talk?" By Ken 4 points.

    It's been a week of really heavy reading, so many tales of heartache and woe. As writers this is a thing we do and it is accepted.

    And then this (excuse the poor grammar by starting a sentence with and)

    And then this beautiful, nonchalant, indulgent poem.

    It was a beautiful break from the norm which gained a massive smile from me and on a darker day it was very very uplifting.

    Thank you for the beautiful imagery and the smiles.

    Well done (4)

    • 6 years ago

      by CRAFTY KEN

      Thanks CJ, I don't recall if I had replied to you eight months ago, if not thank you for your great comments! Ken

  • 7 years ago

    by Kitty Cat Lady

    Crafty Ken, I'm pm glad you've made it clear that cats trump dogs in the intelligence stakes ;-)
    A brilliant and funny poem!
    =^.^=

  • 7 years ago

    by Dark Secrets

    This reminds me of the Enid Blyton books and stories, it's very entertaining and suitable for children. To be honest I don't have the capacity to enjoy such stories now, but it brings back fond childhood memories.

  • 7 years ago

    by mossgirl19

    Congrats on your HM, Crafty Ken!

    • 7 years ago

      by CRAFTY KEN

      And thank you Mel for nominating it!

  • 7 years ago

    by Ren

    Awesome awesome awesome! Loved reading this! Well done!

    • 7 years ago

      by CRAFTY KEN

      Thanks Ren, my new friend, stay tuned, Crafty Ken has more just around the bend.
      By the way, I did write a sad poem after I had seen my neighbor walking his two Irish Setters, one young and one very old, I think I named it; It's sad when they go but I also wrote a cute dog lover poem called; The heart stealer. Glad that you like my offbeat poetry.

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