FREE VERSE - JENNA

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My Cat

By: Jenna 

You and I are bonded 


Like the snow that falls

  

when it stops, we fall, too


it was Like a never-ending call that said "I will be there for you"


It might be off and on, sad or happy 


It might fall on the wrong person


But I will always be there 


Like a bunch of white flowers 


That gain colors 


Eyes that sparkle like a frozen lake 


That feeling like when you touch cotton     


Soft, but sharp 


Lonely, but lovely 


Smells like ocean  


Fresh and blue


Cute and calm 


Sweet and spiritual  


She's Sour candy 


the only one I want to touch 


The one I want to spend my life with 


And just my best friend 

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