Does this po(me-em) reassure you?

Question

Reassurance

by Elaine P

In the fear-filled time

between dusk and nightfall

Whoopee awakes,

enters my space,

purrs reassurance,

“it’s all right,

the night cannot

hurt you.”

Nighttime is her territory

a time for awakening,

for joy and exploration,

yet she senses

the human’s fear,

fills the emptiness

with warmth and music;

she does not judge.

Though she cannot

see the stars,

know the vast

Universal Plan,

she offers love

in equal measure

to the love I find

in Poetry.

Answer 1

when i petted my puddy tat

funny how i was reassured...

and we just both knew.

yes ! nice poem Elaine!

Answer 2

Heck of a name for a guy don't you think?  Whoopee?  Wait, it's a cat...sorry!  lol  A nice flow to your lines, and obviously a comfort from your feline watchdog!

Answer 3

What a sweet Whoopee kitty! It's not that I dislike cats, I just don't understand them....

Have a great weekend!

Answer 4

Cats are an interesting mystery of independence, I like to watch strays that come around, Never had an in door cat, My

sister did, as well a close friend, I think in or out side, they seem to act royal.

Any way,a lovely worded poem inspired by your pet.

Answer 5

No? Why would words reassure me?

Answer 6

This is exactly how I feel about my furry children.  Just pure love.  I completely believe that dogs and cats are a gift from heaven to show us what love really should feel like.  To have such a little innocent thing trust and love you so much is a miracle in itself.  This poem warmed my heart.  I have to go hug my kitty and listen to her purr.

Answer 7

no it does not

it reminds me of snot

it makes me so sick

that i want to leave quick

Answer 8

WHOOOOOOOOOOOPEEEEEEEEEEEE

I love cats. They are so smart. My dog barks when it thunders. She thinks someone`s knocking  at the door. I would be lost without my dog.  You go Whoopee. Keep Mommy company. Chase those buggies away.

Answer 9

Very good. She deserves a nice can of fishes for her labors...

Answer 10

The love of a pet is some of the purest love you can find. I enjoyed your poem about Whoopee! Yes, it is very reassuring :)

Answer 11

While I am not at all sure that cats and other creatures do not know the vast Universal plan, I feel the warmth and real reassurance of the purr as well as unconditional love.

Answer 12

Finally a different type of love poem!  Well done.

Answer 13

I think so!!

Answer 14

Yes, it is a reassuring and calming poem.  I need to ge meself a Whoopee or a giant dog.

Answer 15

The love of an animal is always reassuring... well done.