Here I am, mousy me,
tiny delicate ears,
beady brown eyes,
long skinny tail,
fragile frame.
But I’m sitting in the middle
of the kitchen floor.
I know you can see me, Cat.
And I know you’re surprised.
I usually turn and run,
but not today, Cat.
See my tail wag?
I’ll wag it again!
My feet, I pitter-patter on the floor.
Your ears catch the sound.
Your nose catches the scent,
but you won’t catch me!
I’m ready for a fight, Cat,
’cause at last I see,
my very existence proves
your lack of superiority.
Nature has endowed me with gifts as fine.
So prey, Cat, cause I’m going to give you
a rough time!
Cat and Mouse and other poetry
Might mouse can be a source to reckon with at times.
Thank you for putting a smile on my face, tonight, nice to read
your wonderful verse. Keep well , :)
But you know that the success of the mouse is not in its fighting ability, but in its ability to reproduce so fast that all of the predators that rely on mice for sustenance like feral cats, will have plenty to eat if they are cunning enough to catch these speedy little escapees.
Ron