A Contract Between Master and ServantA Poem by Kathrine RethornThe cat chooses the human.My job is to not like you. growl, scratch, bite as if I severely hate you. Your job is to love me. Unconditionally. Feed, brush, pamper me. I’m willing to reward you: Birds still squawking bunnies barely breathing. Should that suffice? This also develops kinship. You threw away the gift? Also, I may nibble your bulbous nose even yowl: Wake uuuup. Another job you have is answering my every whim and call me: Good kitty. I need luxury fatty tuna, freshly cut. Some thick, heavy cream to wash it down. If I am denied I am under obligation to urinate on everything you own. My claws will destroy everything you hold dear even your girlfriend. I know you can’t deal with the pungent stench, and puffy couch clouds you’ll fold, eventually. I want to sit in your lap- HISS! Don’t touch my belly.
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StatsAuthorKathrine RethornILAboutMy name is Kathrine Rethorn. Obviously, I am a writer. Stories and poems. I focus on realistic horror, romance, occasional erotica and mystery. Themes are usually dark or serious. I have some hobbie.. more..Writing
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