Feline Christmassy

by Tabitha Hodsoll-Kutereba aged 10

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The thick-pelted feline
Slick ebony and pearl
Wakes up to a rising sun.

Stretching into the new day
She pads over to the cat flap
Sneaking, slipping through
Quietly as a mouse.

She glides through a hedge
Adorned with Christmas lights
Reflections in her luminous amber eyes

Slithering back once more
She leaps on to the counter gracefully
And proceeds to scoff down your Christmas Dinner.

2 Responses to “Feline Christmassy”

  • Laura Estall

    What a beautiful poem tabby, I love the metaphor of the cat being as quiet as a mouse and the part about the lights reflecting in the cat’s eyes. You truly have a way with words little lady! Keep it up XX

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  • Bishakha Hughes

    The most wonderful poem I’ve read in years. Such beautiful language and a punchy punchline to end. Superb!! Well done. Cannot believe the writer is only 10!!!

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