Alone
Your ginger hair still lights the rooms
We both padded through.
Morning. I wait for your high pitched calls, like a siren.
You were the buddy I never thought I'd lose.
I see you balancing precariously on ledges.
My leg was a pincushion for your lethal claws.
That look, so intense before pouncing.
Sprinting off randomly
For your exercise routine.
You were the protector
Our spider hunter.
At the sight of red feathers
You became an expert gymnast and tumbler.
Your protesting news when we wanted cuddles.
How you used to greet us
At the door when we returned.
The conversations we'd have.
Your delicate pet me signs.
Flop back. Tum up. Demanding.
All of this I will miss,
You pillow hogger.
Tom cat.
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Death and Relationships - A Poetry Collection.
PoetryJust your average collection of poems.