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O KINDLY QUEEN OF THE SILENCE He was ten and I was sixty. He an all black cat with one white spot living all his nine lives at once. I( ha ha ) supposedly his master. In truth, he the master of me. He, asleep now upon my left knee.. Always the left never the right. Always a knee never a lap. His purrs turning into snores. Rather than disturb such sweet slumber. I stay still even when the leg: cramps! He wakes, yawns( as) only cats can. Nails clitter clatter across black&white kitchen tiles. His night just beginning. Mine just ending. The cat flap *****
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Apr 6, 2019
Apr 6, 2019 at 6:37 PM UTC
O KINDLY QUEEN OF THE SILENCE
O KINDLY QUEEN OF THE SILENCE He was ten and I was sixty. He an all black cat with one white spot living all his nine lives at once. I( ha ha ) supposedly his master. In truth, he the master of me. He, asleep now upon my left knee.. Always the left never the right. Always a knee never a lap. His purrs turning into snores. Rather than disturb such sweet slumber. I stay still even when the leg: cramps! He wakes, yawns( as) only cats can. Nails clitter clatter across black&white kitchen tiles. His night just beginning. Mine just ending. The cat flap *****
This cat was silence itself...even if it was a quiet night the cat would deepen the silence. We were adopted by this cat just like that and the cat was given the name Fred only then Fred had kittens so became Frederica. But because it didn't sit right on the former Fred we called her...O KINDLY QUEEN OF THE SILENCE which far more suited her essential character.
donall-dempsey
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Apr 6, 2019
Apr 6, 2019 at 6:37 PM UTC
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