I have a cat that loves me so,
why it is I do not know.
I am not famous, wealthy, or wise,
but I can see it in her eyes.
She shows her belly for me to pet,
I have never tired of it yet.
Her body's so warm and her fur is so soft,
without her love I would be so lost.
She stretches and yawns, then plunks at my book,
till I lay it down and give her a look.
She turns her back as if to say,
Why do that when we could play.
Sometimes when I feel so low,
here she comes to let me know.
That I am to her, and always will be,
the only person she loves to see.
I have a cat, I love her so,
Why it is, I think I know.
Dec 11, 2012
Dec 11, 2012 at 10:58 AM UTC
I have a cat that loves me so,
why it is I do not know.
I am not famous, wealthy, or wise,
but I can see it in her eyes.
She shows her belly for me to pet,
I have never tired of it yet.
Her body's so warm and her fur is so soft,
without her love I would be so lost.
She stretches and yawns, then plunks at my book,
till I lay it down and give her a look.
She turns her back as if to say,
Why do that when we could play.
Sometimes when I feel so low,
here she comes to let me know.
That I am to her, and always will be,
the only person she loves to see.
I have a cat, I love her so,
Why it is, I think I know.
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