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Feline Frantics

In the house on the corner lived a huge yellow cat. This cat was clumsy and a wee bit fat. He was constantly being pestered by a troublesome rat, Who was playing with his mind by hiding under a hat. The cat thought to himself, “I’ll fix this pest, I’ll prepare for him a cozy nest.” However when it was put to the extreme test, The rat said to him, “Surely you jest!” The nest was ignored all the way around, The rat could be heard making an annoying sound. Nowhere near this nest would he be found, From his distance the annoyance would continually resound. The moral of the story is quite simple, you see, The rat was contented to antagonize with glee. The cat, however, no happy camper was he, He simply was as dumb as could be.

Copyright © | Year Posted 2012




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