Wilhelm's cat was named Turgid,
a long, grey, fat one that moved
slowly, if at all. Not so much loved as
well cared for, he slept on the couch
and, on important occasions, might
pee on the floor.
(An Imaginary Garden challenge
using the word turgid.)
a long, grey, fat one that moved
slowly, if at all. Not so much loved as
well cared for, he slept on the couch
and, on important occasions, might
pee on the floor.
(An Imaginary Garden challenge
using the word turgid.)
How very clever of you... thanks so much for taking part, Lorna!
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ReplyDeleteFat cat named Turgid...very good!
ReplyDeleteThis is so clever!
ReplyDeletethis also could describe a boy I once knew....I am too thankful for this delightful piece. thanks for writing
ReplyDeleteThanks for your comment on my blog! This poem reminds me of our fat cat, Emmy. I am enjoying your work and will check in with you again.
ReplyDelete"and, on important occasions, might
ReplyDeletepee on the floor" ... Oh how I love this. :)
Wilhelm and Turgid are excellent name selections.
ooh, i just LOVE this. love!
ReplyDeleteha! this is great lorna! very fitting name...Turgid!!!
ReplyDeleteHee hee, bad kitty.
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