Kitten, I Don’t Want To Hate You, But I Don’t Want To Love You. I Don’t Even Want To Like You.
I don’t
Want you on my chair.
I don’t
Want you on my bed.
I don’t
Want you on my dresser.
I don’t
Want you in my room.
I don’t
Want you in my Sisters’ room.
I don’t
Want you upstairs.
I don’t
Want you in my kitchen
I don’t
Want you in my front porch.
I don’t
Want you in my backroom.
I don’t
Want you in my bathroom.
I don’t
Want you in my living room.
I don’t
Want you in My Mom’s room.
I don’t
Want you in my Sisters’ arms.
I don’t
Want you in My Mom’s arms.
I don’t
Want you in my house.
I don’t
Want you in my yard.
I Don’t
Want You In My Life.
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This poem is about the kitten we got after my one cat died. I really didn't want her at the time, I still don't really want her. I don't think I would be at all upset if we had to give her up. And that's really saying something, because I love animals. I love cats the most.
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