What are your thoughts, my human?
Last updated March 12th, 2018
As I lay my head to rest
in this cozy condo Chirpy Nest
I hope to dream of kitty things bright
where we play, we jump, we roll and fight
and wake with gentle head-bonk requests
for a bite to eat and some cuddleness.
While I bask in daylight rays
you toil away to feed my ways
but when night’s moonbeam
strokes your pillow
my healing roaring rocks you mellow
to a deep restful REM slumber
What are your thoughts my human, I wonder…
Love from
If you liked this post, see Mr. Jack’s other post about what cats are really thinking.
That was sweet.
That is very sweet.
Yael from Playing In Catnip
Oh I believe they think things like that all the time – they do love us – and try to show us in their own special and wonderful ways……..
Hugs, Pam (and Teddy too)
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You are quite the poet.
You got it all going on George!
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Great poem, George! I’m not sure that my cats ever have a chance to wonder what I’m thinking. I talk to them all of the time. They are good at listening to all of my nonsense. 🙂
So sweet. Kitty kisses to you, George.
George, your momma must be very proud to have such a handsome kitty poet as yourself! And your photo is a purr-ecious! Were you outside in your catio in that picture? Luvs! Mom says “Hi” to you, your momma & all ur kitty sibs!
Yes, I was in my high rise condo in the catio in this photo, where no one bothers me. High paw to you and Mom too!
we loves your poem George!!
oh do writes more!
Purrz from Katie Kitty Too
Sometimes I think the girls can read my mind!
Awww, what a sweet poem, George!
What a lovely poem, George.