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Be Safe Kitten


No more are the days you sleep in my bed

Snoozing under the sheet

Head resting on my feet

I am afraid those days are long dead

 

You would always scratch at my door

You would always meow to be let in

I would always oblige letting you win

Only for you to do it tomorrow once more

 

Of course I could never forget to mention

How you came to me when you wanted attention

Coming to me to pet your head fur

Showing your pleasure through your low purr

 

Oh how  way back when

Our time together was swell

Together when we would play

 

But that was back then 

For you see Tinker Bell

You disappeared one day

 

For reasons I don't know why

In ways I don't know how

I never got to say goodbye

Now that your not here now

 

I don't know whats become of you

Or where you managed to roam

I can only say I hope you found a nice home

Be safe kitten

 

 

 

 

 

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