I'm that pretty kitty Sitting on your windowsill Leaving dander on the glass Looking more than my fill
My fur is brown and black My claws are sharp as knives My teeth are quite sinister And I've still all nine lives
You've never paid me much attention And I ceased attempts to receive it long ago You go about your day ignoring me And I stare covetously through the window
I know you can see me Every blue moon, you'll wave We actually get along in a way But not enough to sate all I crave
I wonder if you'll ever notice My stare is unadulterated jealousy But you never seem to notice I also envy that naivety
But I'm just the pretty kitty Perched up on this windowsill All I want is to be seen from inside But no one ever will
I've only eyes for the inside though I've got my friends on this side of the glass And they look at me, bemused and disgusted Because, in all ways and forms, I'm obsessed
But I'm different and I'm on the wrong side And I'm just the pretty kitty on the windowsill But I'm not comfortable with my own kind And with yours, I'm just good for visual appeal
So I'll sit here on this windowsill Gazing enviously Because neither side fits me But it fits them perfectly
This poem has more than a lot to do with my race, mainly, as well as my sexuality and lack of religious inclination.