Queen's Mouse - a "Talk with a Stranger Cat"
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Cat, Mouse, Queen, and Me; a Two Cat Talk
(Scene: Two cats at the Queen's chair, Cat and Me)
(Me to Cat, a stranger cat)
I think I saw a puddy cat
I did I did, a cat
Here kitty here
Don't lay and leer
I did I did a cat
You're lying there 'neath the Queen's chair
Here's a small mouse for you
Here come to me
Something to eat
Here's a small mouse for you
You need not be a dainty cat
Come quick before it wakes
This mouse won't last
Eat up eat fast
Come quick before it wakes
Small mouse my queen's present for you
She knows these bites you'll like
Tear it apart
Big cat you are
She knows these bites you'll like
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A Notice: Now that Thanksgiving has past I am posting my first Christmas Tree on my Christmas Tree Farm blog. See it at
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- Photo and Poem Copyright, Jimmiehov 2022
- I'm linked with the Friday Writings # 54 at
- The cat is a Blue Russian belonging to our daughter.
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Labels: Animals, Catst, Friday Writings, Poem, Poem forms, Rhyme, Story Poem, Syllabic Form
posted by Jim @ 11/25/2022 12:01:00 AM
6 comments
6 Comments:
Ok so finally I know where the mouse in the nursery rhyme came from!!!!! :)
Cute cat, and VERY cute story in verse!
The first line made me giggle and took me back to happy Tweety Bird days. I even heard it in his voice. A fun read, Jim. Well, not for the mouse, I suppose. 😅
I thoroughly enjoyed and especially liked the form .....
Purrrrrrrr.
Ah, a true game of cat and mouse!
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