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the new cat litter box sits alone in the corner by the door where you last left for good with your shoes and your cat and some potatoes I cooked for you I am too neurotic you said thoughtless and rude the perpetual thinker of the unimportant obsessing over how big a one cm canker sore is and is it maybe cancer instead and it's true I worry constantly for the past ten years while we played out this game of cat and mouse I worried I'd never see you again never have you here never feed you never laugh with you never hear you tell me don't worry honey my little worry wart you are okay don't worry so much I'm here... but the truth is you are not you were more annoyed than amused more angered than empathetic more certain than not so you took the cat and my dreams and you left at some point I'll clean out the litter box and crawl under my bed to find the little stuffed white mouse I bought for Billie Holiday and I'll put it away save it somewhere to find in a year or two on some quiet gray Sunday afternoon and maybe for that moment forget to worry about anything at all
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Mar 6, 2013
Mar 6, 2013 at 9:06 AM UTC
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the new cat litter box sits alone in the corner by the door where you last left for good with your shoes and your cat and some potatoes I cooked for you I am too neurotic you said thoughtless and rude the perpetual thinker of the unimportant obsessing over how big a one cm canker sore is and is it maybe cancer instead and it's true I worry constantly for the past ten years while we played out this game of cat and mouse I worried I'd never see you again never have you here never feed you never laugh with you never hear you tell me don't worry honey my little worry wart you are okay don't worry so much I'm here... but the truth is you are not you were more annoyed than amused more angered than empathetic more certain than not so you took the cat and my dreams and you left at some point I'll clean out the litter box and crawl under my bed to find the little stuffed white mouse I bought for Billie Holiday and I'll put it away save it somewhere to find in a year or two on some quiet gray Sunday afternoon and maybe for that moment forget to worry about anything at all
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Mar 6, 2013
Mar 6, 2013 at 9:06 AM UTC
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