The Frantic Furball



The curtains torn, the couch is ripped, what to do with you? bags, are torn my couch still mourns, what to do with you? Up the stairs I hear a bang Oh, what to do with you? The lamp is down I see its frown, what to do with you? I'm getting mad, this is very bad, what to do with you? Little cat please stop doing that, I know what to do with you. Around the block, to by my stock, I now know what to do with you. some presents few just for you, because I now know what to do with you.  A lot of toys for cats o joy, I've done what I need to do.

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made by the famous poet and author Teddy 2009-now

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Submitted by tP012109 on December 09, 2021

Modified on April 30, 2023

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Scheme A
Characters 544
Words 120
Stanzas 1
Stanza Lengths 1

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