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There is a black Cat with no ears That lives outside Of my mother's House They say cold winter's Subdues felines Into losing their Points as an Evolutionary advantage The cats of the Arctic are like this I give him tuna And crab And other leftovers In a way he knows It is from me Before he would scamper At the first sight If my face, Now he lingers around As if to fill Me in on what's new Sometimes we sit And stare at each Other for hours He hasn't Let me pet him yet
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Dec 15, 2019
Dec 15, 2019 at 2:47 PM UTC
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There is a black Cat with no ears That lives outside Of my mother's House They say cold winter's Subdues felines Into losing their Points as an Evolutionary advantage The cats of the Arctic are like this I give him tuna And crab And other leftovers In a way he knows It is from me Before he would scamper At the first sight If my face, Now he lingers around As if to fill Me in on what's new Sometimes we sit And stare at each Other for hours He hasn't Let me pet him yet
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Dec 15, 2019
Dec 15, 2019 at 2:47 PM UTC
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