Father’s Day Feline Style

Here is another witty poem written by Teresa Harrison-Best, with her take on Father’s Day, as viewed by three cats! 

Fathers Day Feline Style

Our dad was most excited,
Mum promised him some steak.
She bought a juicy sirloin,
perhaps a big mistake.

We saw the little package,
just sitting on the side.
The smell was so enticing,
we gathered as a pride.

Mum left the room for something,
the steak became fair game.
We jumped onto the counter,
without a sense of shame.

The steak was gone in seconds,
three cats had seen to that.
Mum came in to find us,
all bloated and now fat.

Dad returned much later,
for his splendid sirloin meal.
Instead he got fish fingers,
a really crummy deal.

We think we’re now forgiven,
as dad’s given us a stroke.
Our honorary feline father
and a really decent bloke!

 

About the author

Teresa H-B
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Happily married with three grown up children. Proud grandmother to six and enjoying every minute. I had my first book published several years ago called Catawall, fluent in feline. Recently I had a children's book published, Mackerel and the Jolly Daisy, scourge of the high seas, published by i2i Publishing, I am a prolific writer about many things and often post on both my own FB page and the FB page for Catawall. I am a great advocate for animals and anyone less fortunate than myself.

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