Nov 2010
I have a black cat, I have a black cat.
He likes to eat a rat, He likes to play with a rat.
He's mean as can be, He's timid as can be.
He likes to stay in, He likes to be out and free.
He wants to be loved, He's afraid of everything.
He drools all over, Dead birds he will bring.
He's black as a bat, He'll never be fat.
I have a black cat, I have a black cat.
He likes to eat a rat, He likes to play with a rat.
He's mean as can be, He's timid as can be.
He likes to stay in, He likes to be out and free.
He wants to be loved, He's afraid of everything.
He drools all over, Dead birds he will bring.
He's black as a bat, He'll never be fat.
I have a black cat, I have a black cat.
The poem isn't about one cat, but two. I have two black cats, both males. I was attempting to make it so that if you read one side of the commas it would be one poem, and the other side of the comma's it would be another poem, and the whole thing would be another poem. But ya, it's actually about two black cats not one.
