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a cat's tale

I was sitting on the balcony when the cat from across the street made her way into my garden, it wasnt actually my garden but the neighbor's but i liked it so much that it could have been mine to begin with.I tried to intiate a conversation but i remembered i didnt know that language as it was in my schedule to apprehend-couldnt find the time though. So there i was with nothing to say until another cat showed up and started talking to my cat; she wasnt my cat but i would like her to be so, which meant i had the right to think so. They started talking to each other probably about my incompetence to utter a single miaow- i don't know if they were talking about that but i was feeling so bad that i couldnt, i just took for granted that they talked about that. After 3 hours or so she left. I watched her distancing herself hopping around waving her tail and leaving me no tale to tell. I grabbed a back of unfinished whiskas and nearly choked on them till i was full. Washed it down with a glass of milk. Then i miaowled all night at myself-i am not used to milk and it always gets me-about not knowing the language and customs. Sometimes words come later than expected. Actions follow long after the words sometimes.
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1 comments:

Dottir said...
6:38 PM

In Athens 9 cats lived under our balcony. One of them was miaow-ing like a child who is under torture. It was spooky! They were shitting around, so we tried to kill them with potatoes. It didn't work, they called the cat police, who arrested us. Since that time i live my life in a cat prison. It sucks! But at least I can miaow well by now, I have an intermediate cat language exam. I can provide you online language classes if you pay the bail for me: ten dogs in tiny pieces.

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