I Could Pee on This

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YOU to the doctor
    I would make damn sure
    You came back with both of them
    Down there
    Now if you’ll excuse me
    I’m going to look forlornly out a window
    For like eighteen years
    Eighteen looooooooong years
    Seriously?!

FOREVER
    I could lie by your side for the rest
    of our lives
    I think I’ll walk away right now
    I could let you pet me for
    a hundred years
    I think we need some time apart
    I could be kissed a thousand
    thousand times
    I think I’m needed somewhere else
    I could sit on your lap forever
    I said I could sit on your lap forever
    Don’t you even think of trying to get up
    Well, you should have gone
    to the bathroom beforehand
    Because forever is a very, very long time

THIS IS MY CHAIR
    This is my chair
    This is my couch
    That is my bed
    That is my bench
    There is my chaise
    There is my settee
    Those are my footstools
    Those are my rugs
    Everywhere is my place to sleep
    Perhaps you should just get a hotel room

MY LIFE IS RUINED
    That was just for you
    That was just our little joke
    So we could share a little laugh
    Just the two of us alone
    But you took that special moment
    You posted it online
    Now forty million people think
    I bark like a dog
    And so I hide under the covers
    Cursing your very name
    Saying you better get a good lawyer
    Or me a great agent

CHAPTER 2
WORK
    They say there are
    Twenty-four hours in a day
    But I’m only up for three of them
    And two I consider overtime
    CAT PROVERB

I LICK
    I lick my neck, I lick my chest
    I lick my back to look my best
    I lick my paw to wash my face
    I lift my leg to lick that place
    I lick my tail, I lick my belly
    I lick my back or did I do that already?
    I lick my tail, maybe once more
    Oh what the hell, let’s make it four
    I lick my neck in case I forgot
    Did I lick my chest? Well, I missed a spot
    I lick my face, my leg, my tail, my face
    I relick my belly and then, yes, my face
    I lick all the time, I’m so soil-free
    Seems the only thing I can’t lick is my OCD

YOUR KEYBOARD
    Suetdhe8defdisjas
    I just typed a poem in your presentation
    Chsothekstevdswdj
    I just typed a joke in your email
    Nosyd76mhdlwdag
    I just typed something personal
    on your update
    Vos7swps8s73wbk
    I just typed my political views
    in your tweet
    Bhst9ahw-2ynsyhz
    I just accidentally typed in
    your bank account password
    Kitty’s gonna buy himself
    a new scratching post

ONE DAY
    One day words I shall talk
    One day on my hind legs I shall walk
    One day your books I shall read
    One day I shall dress in your finest tweed
    And on that day when I talk and walk
    When I know the facts
    and look stunning in slacks
    When I am your equal
    and not under your command
    I shall stride right up and fully demand,
    “Can you get my favorite fuzzy toy
    from under the bed?
    It’s been there for like a week,
    and I can’t reach it”

BUSY, BUSY
    It’s 8 A.M. and time to rest
    It’s 10 A.M. and time to relax
    It’s noon and time for repose
    It’s 3 P.M. and time for shut-eye
    It’s 6 P.M. and time for siesta
    It’s 9 P.M. and time to slumber
    It’s midnight and time to snooze
    It’s 4 A.M. and time to hang upside down
    from your bedroom ceiling, screaming

SCRATCH
    Scratch Scratch Scratch
    Scratch Scratch Scratch
    Scratch Scratch
    Scratch
    There
    It is done
    Now gaze upon your sofa leg
    And see an exact replica
    of Rodin’s
The Thinker
    I mean, if you look at it
    from just the right angle
    Anyway, on to my next masterpiece—
    Turning your curtains into confetti
    Really, I should have
    my own gallery show

TALK TO ME
    Tell me about your day
    Tell me about your dreams
    Tell me about the girl you adore
    The one who smiles but walks away
    Tell me your greatest fears
    Tell me your biggest secrets
    Tell me your most cherished moments
    The ones that light your darkest days
    Tell me why things don’t work out
    Tell me why stuff gets in the way
    Tell me why it stops you cold
    The one thought you can’t let go
    Lie on the couch and talk to me
    Open your mind and bare yourself
    Because

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