My Cat

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As I walk into the kitchen, I spot Kitty sprawled out on the dining table with rays of warm sunlight striped across his jet black fur. Kitty gazes up at me with his huge, green eyes, lets out a soft little cry to say hello and jumps to his feet. He scampers over to me then standing on his hind legs, he puts his paws on my thigh. I pick him up, knowing that after a long day alone, he's dying to be handled. I hold him in my arms as if he were my child, and he immediately begins to almost vibrate. His soft purr gradually gets louder and louder as I caress his little charcoal belly. My arms start to weaken from Kitty's weight, but I hold him a little longer knowing that this is to him Heaven. I realize that I have, for the moment, let go of my schoolwork worries. For some reason, Kitty alway...

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