It’s been some time since I’ve posted for Poetry Friday, but inspiration struck a moment ago, so I decided to pounce. Is it too soon to hope I’ve finally recovered from my bout with writer’s block?
Today’s poem is inspired by my kitten, Zelda, who is turning out to have quite the personality:
Miss Kitty
My cat thinks I’m her prey.
She stalks me through the house,
Crouching on the stairs
Or behind a curtain,
Just waiting for me to pass
So she can pounce.
~By Amanda L. Webster
This week’s Poetry Friday is sponsored by Violet Nesdoly.
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What a sweet cat and sweet poem! Re: writer’s block… I’m feeling Olympic today so here’s hoping you’ve jumped the hurdle and you’re on the “write” track!
Go USA!!
A great step back into poetry, Amanda! What did I hear about how to overcome writer’s block? I think it was something like, ‘When you have writer’s block, lower your standards.’ Here’s hoping we see you around on many Poetry Fridays in the weeks ahead.