A house cat view of the outdoor world.
Image by @Doug88888 via Flickr
I see the world outside
And wonder what it would be like
To run and hide
While I am looking outside
Long ago at least from a cat eyes
I was born from a stray
Where outside they stay
Oh how I wish I could play
I guess I am lucky than most
While viewing from this glass door barrier
For just a few moment on the other side
What would be the cost?
So, I just sit here wondering my thoughts lost
As the seasons change
It’s never too hot or cold indoors
I’ve never known hunger
A small price to freely roam.
Because my weary are few
For I am a house cat
A life of play with some boredom mixed in
I guess it is not so bad to be locked-in.
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