Tis the morning sun; The light of the East
that doth envelope thy slumbering form!
Though your countenance speaks of a deep drowsy,
Alas and alack Fair Keaks,
thou shiest the light in vain!
Open thine amber eye.
Let the query that has transformed your conceit
from repose to wakefulness spill forth.
We await your thoughts transformed into words.
What sayth thou sleepy Keaks.
"Could someone turn off the sun?"
16 comments:
Those are awesome photos. Um, what's a Keak? I am a little bit dumb sometimes.
pretty pictures and good words. But I am with Daisy!
I love those photos - I love the first one best because when a kitty sleeps with it's paws over it's face or eyes, it just gets me. I thought the poem was great too! And for Keaks - my guess is that it is the name of the person the poet is talking too (because Google only came up with people on myspace and things like that when I tried to search it).
I am with Daisy.. I do not know what a Keak is... But you certainly are cute!
The sun makes us feel snuggley warm!
Adorable photos and lovely poem. Ahh.
Beautiful photos. Just stopped by to say hi. Purrs from Confucius Cat
www.confuciuscat.blogspot.com
We didn't know dat youz knew Mr. Shakespeare! You is a very purr-etic kitty catty! We also fink dat youz is a purr-ty kitty catty, too☺
Daisy, Angel, Kirby: "Keaks" is one of Squeaker's names.
My dearest keakerwee (yes, that is also one of his names),
i miss you. you look so beautiful. did mom and dad celebrate your birthday this month?
These photos have that soft, hazy quality of dreams. I hope you get to sleep somewhat now that the papparazzi has been satisfied. :)
You make us want a nice long nap in the sun.
I love the adaptation of Shakespeare. That sun is a little bright for napping in, Keak. Maybe you better put your paws back over your eyes.
You take the best photos - there must be a sleepy theme at the moment as that is what I am blogging about too....
Aw, you look good with a little sunshine in your face!!
OMC, what we wudnt do fer sum sun here! Trade yoo sum rain and grey skies?
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