4
I know what some of
you are thinking… that the dead cats
were just trying to
make a “get away” so to speak, but that
couldn’t be farther
from the truth. Besides, they all liked to play
that game… and “hide
the cat in the hamper, as well.” That one
usually took place
just before the afternoon nap. Where of
course, the cat would
gladly join in, purring its way… our way
rather, into a much
protested but soon deeply embraced, nap.
This one wasn’t much
different. Several times I caught it
trying to get warm and
cozy as I dozed, most brazenly after
ignoring my every
nuance pertaining to co-habitation. As if it
seemed, I were nothing
more than a piece of the furniture, which
I might add, I thought
into this space.
Yes, the observation
of it is one of my only activities if it could
be called an activity.
I’ve thought plenty of books… or at least
attempted to think
them. But, as I’ve found they seem to
manifest here
according to ones level of recollection.
I thought Moby Dick
here once…. But Homer got away in the
end, after landing a
guppy from the local swimming pool and then
trading it in for some
hookers and an ’82 Trans Am. I do admit
that the “get away”
was rather exciting and there were allot of
pictures too, but
needless to say I soon was no longer in the way
of thinking other
people’s great novels into my small abode here,
with that cat.
I thought “War and
Peace” once, but ended up with a
condensed version of
the transcripts from all of the “Family
Feuds.” So, needless
to say, as I stated before… the want of
thinking novels soon
waned.
Don’t get me wrong
here…. The cover was a beautiful,
leather bound hard
back, as was the “Moby Dick,” it’s just that the
content had manifested
somewhat differently than were the actual
works. I use them both
now to press the leaves and blossoms that
I manage to manifest
now and then.
Soon I found great
success though, in the reading material area.
I found it in the
genre of good, old fashioned comic books. It
seems that even in the
random transitional phase between what I
can recall and what
actually appears makes no difference in regard
to comic books. It
still turns out to be a great story every time.
No matter what
oddities transpire in reference to known
characters.