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Poetry: Black cats

• 1 of 76

  by M. J. Joachim

  Defenseless

  He was just a playful kitten
  As happy as could be
  He was black and shunned
  By his mama and the other three

  I saw him

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• 2 of 76

  by Giselle Gonneau

  If only I had two very black cats,
  They'd look like two wingless fury bats.

  With them I could say a spell,
  In the midnight hour;

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• 3 of 76

  by G. Allendorfer Anderson, PhD

  The best black cat story happened to me
  in the year of nineteen eighty-three.
  On Halloween morning, just after eight,
  I found

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• 4 of 76

  by Gary Maclean

  Black Cats

  Black Cats pay the price
  For superstition and fright
  For the dark eerie night
  Even if they are really nice

  Their image,

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• 5 of 76

  by Carolyn Noblett

  Black, silky, slinky,
  slippery, purry fur.
  Gliding on four delicate pads,
  eyeing watchfully every breath,
  movement, breeze.

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Poetry: Black cats