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My little warm bundle of fur, You are all that exists, pure and sure, You are my life and my death's only cure. When I was just a small child, Only the cat’s love was mild. He always answered my call, Purring and soothing it all. Do I have a soul to keep? It lives inside the cat so deep. My parents were pieces of **** But the cat loved me through it, Never stopping for a bit. Now I am grown, and look here, I have my sweet cat so near, Together we eat and we sleep, And thank God for this joy that we keep. I love my cat, only I, Without him, I’d wither and die.
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May 24
May 24, 2026 at 3:38 AM UTC
My little heart
My little warm bundle of fur, You are all that exists, pure and sure, You are my life and my death's only cure. When I was just a small child, Only the cat’s love was mild. He always answered my call, Purring and soothing it all. Do I have a soul to keep? It lives inside the cat so deep. My parents were pieces of **** But the cat loved me through it, Never stopping for a bit. Now I am grown, and look here, I have my sweet cat so near, Together we eat and we sleep, And thank God for this joy that we keep. I love my cat, only I, Without him, I’d wither and die.
To Pupusovich
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Las Vegas
May 24
May 24, 2026 at 3:38 AM UTC
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