The Philosopher King will be illustrated and published on the Vidlit.com website. Look for it June 2015!
The
Philosopher King
Punim
the cat was alone and inscrutable
Searching
and yearning for a home that was suitable
He
was tiny and brave; his requirements few:
Humans
that tended him and Minions that mew.
Espying
two cats in a window one day
Who
were eating caviar and engaging in play
And
teasing poor Punim by wiggling their rears
Punim
thought: I could bring those kitties to tears!
Splaying
himself on the porch of the house
With
Pitiful cries and folded small as a mouse
Out
came the owners: oohing and cooing
Punim
thought: I won’t have to do any wooing.
And
now Punim has grown to a most regal beast
With
two mewing Minions that lead him to feast
With
Humans that cater to his every whim
And
all who enter must kowtow to him.
RTA 5/2015
