Born to be a Ratter
I was born to be a ratter
I’m a squabble and a scrapper
And the cats are never fatter
When I hassle them about
I’m a snapper and a spatter
While you’re saying, “What’s the matter?”
While I clitter and I clatter
And I yappet in and out
I was born to be a rouser
And a scrapper and carouser
As a cat’s a wishful mouser
So the hunt is in my head
I’m a scrabble what’s-about-a
I’m a bouncer and a scouter
Of your rules I am a flouter
‘Cos you made me pet instead.
© Sally Odgers
Lots of energy in this one, Sally. Well done.
Love it
Brilliant, Sally! Witty, clever and fun. A great cocktail. Thank you.
That’s really great, Sally.Tail wags…Wish Bell…(Anne Bell’s dog)
I love the rhythm of this poem, Sally. It would be great set to music.
Thank you everyone and Jenny, yes, it does have a tune. A lot of my poems have.
Correction:She’s my human..always gets it wrong.I did take her to obedience school too-
Wish Bell