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Feline Lament by Mary E Lacey, Desertrat Thursday, August 20, 2009 Rated "G" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan I got two orphaned kittens. My older one was unhappy about it.
Why did they come here? Aren’t I good enough for them? I’ve always been number one, Got all of their attention, well I guess that’s done. Two little kittens, identical twins Little black devils here to take my place I just can’t win. When the kittens are there, it’s “aren’t they cute”! If you want cute, come look at me. When I came I was the Cutest thing you’d ever seen! They had no home, and remember, when I was a kitten neither did I. Gee, break out the tissues, I think I’m going to cry. My humans tell me not to hiss and Growl, I’ll do what I want and get Back the attention they stole somehow! Mary E. Lacey 2009

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Reviewed by Joyce Bell	9/14/2010

SUPERB! I LOVED IT...THIS IS JUST LOVELY. YEAH...THAT'S PROBABLY EXACTLY WHAT SHE WAS THINKING ABOUT THOSE 'NEWCOMERS'. THANKS FOR SHARING, LOVE AND BLESSINGS, JOYCE * HIS INSPIRATIONS




Reviewed by Regis Auffray	6/26/2010

A delightful sharing via a feline's perspective, Mary. Thank you! Love and best wishes, Regis




Reviewed by Jon Willey	9/13/2009

this is a pet story with a genuine human emotion woven neatly in -- we all wrestle with the possiblity of falling from our pearch at the top of the hill -- it happens to us and from the perspective of your lovely poem, it seems reasonsable that it happens in the world of pets -- peace and love my friend -- Jon Michael




Reviewed by Dixie Dawn Michelle	8/30/2009

This is fatastic! "Feline Lament" glows. This closing lines are sublimely wise: "My humans tell me not to hiss and Growl, I�ll do what I want and get Back the attention they stole somehow!" In appreciation, Dixie Dawn Michelle




Reviewed by Inspire Hope	8/21/2009

Mary I found this poem very interesting! and all so very real thank you so much for sharing it!! Love And Prayers Always!!




Reviewed by MaryGrace Patterson	8/21/2009

A clever write.. i hope your kitty soon adjusts.....M




Reviewed by Tom Hyland	8/21/2009

MARY - Aaaaaaaaaaaw! What does a 400 pound Canary say? "HERE KITTY - KITTY - KITTY ..." TK.




Reviewed by Paul Berube	8/21/2009

Cute, Mary. Good luck with them and God bless.




Reviewed by Jerry Bolton (Reader)	8/20/2009

You have hit the proverbial nail on the head with this little ditty, Mary. Animals. Gotta love 'em. I have one. A dog. Named her Zoe, but I should have named the little whirlwind Tornado. she is all I can handle and then some. Loved this.




Reviewed by Christine Alwin	8/20/2009

....give it time and they will all be playing as one...cute!




Reviewed by Swan Son	8/20/2009

As usual, you make your little creatures think like humans -- and maybe they do. Nice write. Susan




Reviewed by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado	8/20/2009

Adorable write, Mary; too cute! Well done; brava! (((HUGS))) and much love, your friend in Tx., Karen Lynn. :D




Reviewed by Felix Perry	8/20/2009

Certainly does remind me of what cats and kittens can be like. lol fee




Reviewed by Dallas D'Angelo-Gary	8/20/2009

This brings back memories of taking in a stray kitten. We already had three cats. Two accepted the youngster with some reservations, but the third tried to kill it every time they met. The little guy kept running away, and we finally were not able to find him again. This is a bad area for coyotes.




Reviewed by Cindy Tuttle	8/20/2009

I loved this Mary. I can imagine a cat thinking that. This was really cute! With Love, Cindy




Reviewed by George Carroll	8/20/2009

Wonderful




Reviewed by Jeanette Cooper	8/20/2009

This is cute, Mary. Wonder if pets do think like that. I do know they can be very jealous of each other.