"I Never Gave This A Title". Read and respond?

Question

I never gave this a title,

because nothing seemed quite right.

I waited up all night, calling, calling for it,

phoning the neighbours, asking around,

but I couldn't find it anywhere.

I set out a bowl of sweet milk, hoping it'd come

creeping cat-like to me.

I put ads in the paper:

WANTED

Accurate, evocative title,

simplistically charming.

I put out a reward, and sat through hundreds of callers,

telling me that 'this-is-the-one' mantra,

over and over again.

But they're never right, it's never you.

Answer 1

The title is " I Dont Know" lol hope i could help

Answer 2

why nothing is not right

sit tight

take a motion

with emotion

Answer 3

How about " Where Are You ? " or " I am waiting... "

Answer 4

I like the way u express yourself, stop looking for it. If it was meant to be it will find its way to you....

Keep on writing...

Answer 5

You answer is staring at you right in your face my friend! Call it "I Never Gave This A Title". It fits perfectly and it is a one of a kind, Jim Dandy name for your prose. You didn't need my help (but I can sure use a ten spot, man...) LOL!!!

Answer 6

It's funny and dry, I like it.   It's funny that people thought you were looking for a title for a poem about looking for a title.  It reminds me of "The Mersey Sound" (a compilation of three famous Liverpool poets published in the sixties)

Answer 7

i think that in this poem there is a quest of a title __ "meaning" not of the poem; but of the "life". The poem here represents the life in general, it is hard to classify or identify one life between others,,, i think so.

it doesnt need title, it has one already!