Meowing loudly
demanding..
what?
She is a cat
and I do not speak feline.
More meows,
a few more pets
and she leaves.
Was that what she wanted?
I’ll never know.
Meowing loudly
demanding..
what?
She is a cat
and I do not speak feline.
More meows,
a few more pets
and she leaves.
Was that what she wanted?
I’ll never know.
Day light savings time.
Time zones.
Amplitude Modulator.
Eastern Pacific Time.
Mountain Standard Time.
Western Hemisphere.
Laughing out Loud.
WTF.
So many scams
were used
and succeeded
with this simple
yet effective tool.
For those who are honest
it brought about shame
and mistrust.
Now
these days
all we hear
is
prepay
or no getting the goods.
Wow, he’s got a full parkade to himself.
Three stories.
For free.
That is what the sign says.
Next to the Coliseum.
Al Levents
Parking
Free.
I wonder who would be rich enough
to fill the entire parkade
with only their vehicles?
I sure hope he is willing to let others use his parkade.
Mainly because there are many kinds of events
happening at the Coliseum
and it would be nice if everyone
had someplace to park
for all events.
A poem is a poem
and a cat is a cat.
Everything is well
until you have to scratch your back.
Then moving the cat
curled up on your chest
is the biggest problem
you will ever face.
To let them sleep
or to disturb them?
The cat will go away eventually
but so will the itch.
Who will win this war?
Certainly not you!
Habits that creep up on you.
People doing their small annoying things.
Ignoring the realities of the day.
Sleeping when you should be rising.
Driving yourself to finish
the one last mission in the game
before realizing the hour in the early early morning.
Despairing of the plague fatigue
as it keeps you from walking outside.
Neighbours complain of loud noises at night.
And yet
you’re the good guy.
It is a Covid socially distanced meeting.
Each week in the back of our vans.
We sit with a coffee and talk.
For sanity’s sake.
We have an unexpected visitor.
The caws are answered by my friend.
We feel blessed and hope
this week it visits us again.
Religion is a main part of life.
Whether we go to church,
meditate
or simply honor those who came before us.
What we do in our hearts is reflected
in our everyday actions.
No one knows what happens after death
but how we live until then
that is our major accomplishment.
I hope we all live a good life.
No matter what we choose to believe.
The cat curls up on my chest.
The purrs rumble loudly
before slowly dying down.
She stretches and yawns
before ambling towards my legs.
There she curls up next to me.
As I fall asleep she comforts me
and I her.
In these days where we can not hug our friends
I am thankful for this small mercy
wishing those who don’t have a pet
at least have someone.
Someone who can bring them comfort.
It is hard.
So hard.
To tear yourself away.
Fascinated you want to stay.
Logic demands you leave.
Or at least look away.
Yet somehow you remain.
Lost and full of wonder.