Frosty is our dog
Rescued from the pound one day
Love walked in our life
Rescued from the pound one day
Love walked in our life
White is Frosty's coat
With speckles on her backside
Pure love in her eyes
Jet is our young cat
John Wayne of the neighborhood
Frosty's life-long friend
Cats were not my thing
Until Jet found us one day
Life is not the same
We wonder aloud
What we used to talk about
When there were no pets
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27 Comments
Post a CommentSome page view love from Page View Poison. Nicely done pet haikus!
Strays are the best! Our cat is an endless source of conversation fodder...
Oh, look at the nice furry babies! I have a pet cat myself, who is sitting right here purring away. I forget that she is not human sometimes, and I swear she thinks I am her kitten.
Awwww, how beautiful (almost made me cry; cute critter stories always do!)
From PVP, to you, from me. Cute anyamuls.
Here from Maria Roth's Page View Poison. Gotta love pets!
Nice haiku.
You describe the love and looks of your pets so well in this piece. Great sharing poem.
ADORABLE!
Very cute poem and so well written!