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Black Cats

I crossed a Black Cat's path today, He stared me down with his Golden Moon-Eyes; Hushed and Silent Eyes that, still, Said many words often unheard by human ears, Even Cat-people, like myself. An intertwined dare and threat, Lightly glossed with acknowledgement: "Cat-person, what are you doing, To think yourself so inclined As to cross a Black Cat-Path, such as mine?" I quickly apologized for my error, and he turned his back, Already onto some matter of important business. Thus I got to wondering, as it were, If perhaps when I crossed his path It was to him bad luck was brought, Hence the sulky look of the poor Black Cat…
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Sep 20, 2010
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