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Your touch so soft,
The sound you make a gentle prelude to thunder.
Turning and twisting you rub yourself against me.
Lips curled in a permanent smile,
Back arched in a languid stretch.
Do you think of me,
When I do not touch you? Do not drive
You into frenzied states of pleasure?
Rolling on the floor, mouth agape.
Sleeping silently after, smiling.
I often wonder,
As I bend to my inevitable task,
Would you love me if I did not feed your needs?
Then I smile, reminded of your face,
As I change your litter box.

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July 9th, 2009 at 11:26 am
Lovely poem!
Speaking of litterboxes, my own three cats seem to have been particularly busy last night……