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| Conversation with a Cat |
| Alan J. Carter  |
| This poem first appeared in Quantum Leap 11, August 2000. |
| I called my cat He wouldn't come, He turned with haughty air. He paused upon the garden wall And fixed me with a stare. Said I "You do not know You're living pal." Said he "I think I do" Said I "You really please yourself" Said he "What else to do?" Said I "Just come Whene'er you're called. That's not too much now, Mog?" Said he "Not me. I disagree. Get yourself a dog!" |
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