Reacting to the echo of Mary’s wrath, my mind swore:
‘It was you who murdered our bluebird of happiness.’
Just then, our black cat sauntered through the open door,
Where Mary had left only a moment before;
Then came a blue-jay, winging to where I cannot guess.
The nimble feline sprang straight up, six feet,
To snag the wayward bird by its shocked throat.
I reached to grab the cat as she alit so fleet,
But she rebounded out the door with her treat,
Adjuring me appraise the words God had just spoke.
Sunday, August 2, 2009
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