A Cat Poem -- for the Sunday Muse # 130

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Who Let the Cats Out 

Cats cats everywhere 

Black cats every one 

Bad luck cariers 

Behind you must stay 

Mass production they 

Built as clones, one mum 

Pet for every home 

Black cats everywhere 

Turned street loose at dusk 

When they front your path 

Don't cross turn around 

Leave black cats behind 

The mice died or gone 

Cats come home to eat 

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 - Poem Copyright, Jimmiehov 2020, All Rights Reserved 

 - Photo prompt pictured above was chosen by Fireblossom and Came Van Horn for our Sunday Muse # 130 at http://thesundaymuse.blogspot.com/2020/10/sunday-muse-130.html?m=1

Love Poem -- Weekly Scribblings # 41

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What's the Price 

Tea in China is sixty Yen  a peck 

new BMW runs 60K 

What is the price I'm paying for your love 

It isn't measured in Yen or $Dollars 

I measure it in hours  and hours 

Hours of freedom I did gladly pay 

They are worth every second that I pay 

Eighty-six thousand four hundred a day 

You rescued me day we met made me pay 

Our love's so great well worth the price I've paid

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 - Poem Copyright, Jimmiehov 2020, All Rights Reserved 

 - I'm linked with Rommy at The Weekly Scribblings # 41, https://poetsandstorytellersunited.blogspot.com/2020/10/weekly-scribblings-41-whats-price.html?m=1

 - Rommy would like us “to consider the question ‘What’s the price?’ when plying (our) pen.”