Queenie



She came to me as a baby
Now she's all grown up
I found her in a rainstorm
Now she brings me sunshine

She's there for me in the morning
And again to say good night
My lap she warms all day
At every chance she gets

She watches me from the window
And sends her love my way
 I hope she feels my love for her
She knows I keep her safe

She wants to be my inside cat
Alas that cannot be
But still my love she has
And always that will be

For now she is my outside cat
Until I find a home
Someone to bring her inside
To make their house a home

I offer prayers
For my little queen
That she will find someone
To love her as I do
And that she will love in turn

About this poem

This poem was written about a sweet little stray cat that came into my life 5 years ago. It was written in the hope of finding her a wonderful forever home inside a warm and loving house.

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Written on June 20, 2023

Submitted by nanrobison on June 29, 2023

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Scheme AXXX XXBX XBXX CAXA CDXD XXXXX
Closest metre Iambic trimeter
Characters 654
Words 148
Stanzas 6
Stanza Lengths 4, 4, 4, 4, 4, 5

nancy robison

Nancy Robison is a retired teacher. She has written 2 children's books a young adult book , a book of poetry and a parenting book. All are available on Amazon. Profits from all of her books are donated to charity. the children's books are about a cat named Stubby and profits from these books are given to animal charities as are the profits from The Dogs of My Life. Profits from the sale of the parenting book Wisdom of Our Parents is given to St. Judes children's hospital. Profits from the sale of the poetry book- Poems from the Heart are donated to ALS of Michigan. more…

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