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Cathouse

A Poem

By Rachel LightfootPublished 6 years ago 1 min read
Cathouse
Photo by Alexander McFeron on Unsplash

Outstretched on the windowsill,

Strewn across the bed,

Silk ribbons and chiffon

Wound around their legs.

A world of Feline fancies

laid out by the door,

Indulge in the toy-box,

It’s here for you to paw:

A collar with a bell.

Feather ticklers from Hell.

An invitation for a petting,

Milk skin drenched in lace,

The Molly beckons you to join her,

Offers up a taste.

Cat calling,

And mauling.

Fur begs for a grooming,

Lap it up while you can.

The hourglass keeps on twisting,

Time stands still for no man.

Simple complexity,

Manufactured ecstasy...

...It’s all here if you want it,

All yours for a fee.

surreal poetry

About the Creator

Rachel Lightfoot

I like to play with words.

Poems, mostly.

https://rachellightfoot.wixsite.com/my-site

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    Written by Rachel Lightfoot