Kitty licking front paw sitting by dish
I have a little kitty,Just as cute as she can be;But my! she is peculiar!For sheeatsher catnip tea!After every meal she eatsShe tidies up her head,And washes carefully enough;—But she never makes her bed!I’m told a kitty cannot talk,But my kitty every dayTells me that she loves meWhen we are at our play!Yes, she tells me very plainlyAnd I will tell you how,—I ask, “Who thinks a lot of me?”She answers, “Me! Me—ow!”—J. E. F.
I have a little kitty,Just as cute as she can be;But my! she is peculiar!For sheeatsher catnip tea!After every meal she eatsShe tidies up her head,And washes carefully enough;—But she never makes her bed!I’m told a kitty cannot talk,But my kitty every dayTells me that she loves meWhen we are at our play!Yes, she tells me very plainlyAnd I will tell you how,—I ask, “Who thinks a lot of me?”She answers, “Me! Me—ow!”—J. E. F.
I have a little kitty,Just as cute as she can be;But my! she is peculiar!For sheeatsher catnip tea!
I have a little kitty,
Just as cute as she can be;
But my! she is peculiar!
For sheeatsher catnip tea!
After every meal she eatsShe tidies up her head,And washes carefully enough;—But she never makes her bed!
After every meal she eats
She tidies up her head,
And washes carefully enough;—
But she never makes her bed!
I’m told a kitty cannot talk,But my kitty every dayTells me that she loves meWhen we are at our play!
I’m told a kitty cannot talk,
But my kitty every day
Tells me that she loves me
When we are at our play!
Yes, she tells me very plainlyAnd I will tell you how,—I ask, “Who thinks a lot of me?”She answers, “Me! Me—ow!”—J. E. F.
Yes, she tells me very plainly
And I will tell you how,—
I ask, “Who thinks a lot of me?”
She answers, “Me! Me—ow!”
—J. E. F.