Not for the faint of art. |
Write your entry today from the perspective of an animal. You could choose a pet, a lioness on the hunt, a rhino being pursued by poachers, or any other animal of your choice. "We have a rodent problem in the yard." "Hey, kitty!" was the Feeder's only response. "Are you listening to me? There are mice. In the yard." I brushed his legs in frustration, ducking out of the way of his questing paw. I wasn't in the mood to be touched; I just wanted him to listen. "What are you meowing about?" All that work, and he still doesn't understand me. No one does. I stalked to the door. "Let me out," I demanded. "What are you doing? You just now came inside." I pawed at the door. The Feeder sighed and opened it. I bolted. Fine. The Feeder won't do anything about it, so I will. I took my perch on the porch, and watched. And waited. Soon enough, I saw something flit through the tall grass, hesitant, wary. Still, I waited. It inched closer. I felt my tail twitching in anticipation. And yet, I waited. Closer and closer it quested. I could see it now. Not a mouse. A mole. Close enough. I pounced. I can't seem to get through to him with words. Perhaps something more... physical. Dropping the now-dead mole just outside the door, I signaled for entry. This part usually takes some time, but he must have been near the door. It opened, and I saw his gaze move from me to the message. Sitting, I looked at him and said, "See? Rodents." He slammed the door in my face. Licking my lips, I trotted off to find another one. ...yeah, I know, not the sort of thing I usually post here, but what's the blog activity for if not to stretch one's boundaries? Now to go bag some presents my cats left me. |