Tonight's Poet Corner: Action Cat

Action Cat
by Belinda Roddie

the black feline
attacks
the feet of the
magenta-haired girl

his feathered toys
are no match for him
thus
he prefers to play
with the hoomans instead

from around a corner
he shall pounce
then contract the zoomies
and roar downstairs

like a train careening
down a hill
if the train were furry
and had four paws

and was way
way way way way
too adorable
for its own good

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