I have stolen her starcats
oh yes
stolen them and made them mine
and I shall ride them
benevolently
all over this poem
She thinks she can go and
invent starcats and claim
they love her
only her
but the starcats are mine now
because I really like the word “starcats”
and I am an evil jealous possessive
terrible poet
She can’t have them back
no
she doesn’t deserve them
her hair is not blue enough
and doesn’t stand for anything
and she probably wants to eat the starcats
and I would never do that
or almost never
and that is all that counts
I didn’t really steal the starcats
because they were mine all along
and you can’t prove they weren’t
you nasty suspicious person
with your bulging eyes
and lack of starcats
in your heart
This awful poem is dedicated to Sandra Kasturi, who does actually continue to be the Mistress of All Starcats.
I have
Taken your starcats.
And left nothing in their place but light and purrs.
Forgive me,
But they were warm.
And the void they flew in so empty.
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As long as you leave me my plums, I’m good.
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I think I can manage to leave some plums this time, because starcats.
The plum poem is somewhat over-parodied, but just seemed so perfect as a response here, somehow.
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Yes, it worked very well.
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