Gwendolyn contemplating dark matter in the black cosmic cativerse through dangling folds of dark laundry above Cthulhu lounging on the couch.
I have another poem published on MasticadoresUSA. You can read it at MasticadoresUsa // Editora: Gabriela Marie Milton. Thanks, Gabriela.
Off Center & Not Even 
Always a pleasure to publish you š¤
My, my, my, Tim! Your poem is delicious!
And Fun picture of Gwendolyn.
Thanks, Dale. It is a bit on the “my my” side.
I like this side of you š
Gotta do a little walking on the wild side.
Well you walk rather well š
Walk this way!
I’m walkin’, I’m walkin!
š perfectly described.
And the smell of Cthulhu
Something fishy
Awesome image
Thanks, abvr.
Welcome Timothy
Oh my, Gwendolyn is perfect in Lovecraft’s universe.
She is. Thanks, Maj & Sher.
My my! Love the poem and the pic of Gwendolyn!
You are the second “my my!” Thanks, Holly.
I stole that but it seems appropriate.
Good thinking on the thieving.
Hahaha, Iām not above it.
Like they sing in the Hand Jive: “How low can you go?”
She most certainly is doing that. š Congrats on your published poem!
Thanks, Michele.
What a poemā¦ love it and Gwendolyn!
Thanks, Nancy.
Congratulations, Tim! Good poem and imagery. And of course Gwendolyn, too, contemplating dark matter.
Thanks, Lavinia.
I quite think the first paragraph is poetic in and of itself, Tim. Love it. Heading to Masticadores now. Congrats!
Thanks, Jeff.
Youāre welcome, Tim.
I don’t mean to be insulting Timothy, but I think your cats are the rulers of you. Exactly like Herbert and me. Merry Christmas Timothy, to your family, including the cats.
A strategique spot for oberservation š
Indeed. Thanks, Rudi.
If the picture is one kind of genuineness, your description of it is another level of phenomenal! šš¤£š¤£šššš Soooo clever!
Thanks, Sam.
She couldn’t have picked a better spot to pose!!! I’m off to Gabriela’s!
Thanks, Marina.
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Congratulations Timothy. Going over to read. Love the title of this post BTW. Cracked me up before I even read it!
I’m happy I got you going with the title. Thanks, Shey.
yeah I liked the rehash
I loved it Timothy and commented there as well!!! Congratulations.. Gwendolyn doesn’t look even slightly interested.. lol! š¤£š¤£
She is lost in he kitty contemplations.
I see that cute thing!š
I commented on your comment on Gabriela’s site.
oh I’ll check there later.. thanks for letting me know. Happy Fri-Yay!š
Is this the feline version of “Through The Mirror Darkly,” the classic Star Trek episode of the alternate reality??? š
I’m not familiar with that Star Trek Episode, but it sounds like it relates. I was basing the title as a play on 1 Corinthians 13:12. Thanks, David.
Gwendolyn looks like a cat that has deep thoughtsā¦such a serious face. And your poem sets the the stage for her.
She is a deep, dark thinker. Thanks, KT.
Wonderful to see her enjoying her cosmic resting place Tim.. š
Thanks, Sue.
I used to think cats were scary.. but that Cthulhu – now that is frightening.
Yep! And he hangs out on your couch or sofa is you prefer. Thanks, Brian
Very well done, congratulations on the publication, Tim!
Thanks, Tiffany.
An interesting picture. I like your poem, it captures the essence of young love.
Congratulations, Timothy!
Thanks, Dawn.
Love the names
Thanks, Fallacious.
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Oh, those eyes! ā„
Thanks, Inchcock.
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It’s a fabulous pose. You can’t tell if Gwendolyn is pondering the mysteries of the universe, or merely which clean garment to cover in cat hair first.
Good point on deciding which garment to “cat”. Although, our clothes come out of was pre-catted. Thanks, JYP.
Black cat hair on black clothes is not so bad. That matches. You only run into problems when you have non-black clothes and/or non-black cats.
It’s really nice when cats and clothing match. Laurie has mostly non-black clothes, while I have all black clothes, but then again, only 3 of our 7 cats a black.
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Hahaha! Thanks, liveterra.
Welcome my friend
Love the shot! Will head over to read your poem, once I’ve caught up! xo
Thanks, Resa.
Love the poem, Tim. I left a comment there!
I’ll check it out.
Very well done! Keep up the good work!
Thanks.