by Mary Ann Johnson
I had a little kitten
Frostey was his name
He loved me very dearly
And I loved him the same.
He grew to be a full grown cat
He loved to roam and fight
He always came in the door meowing
He was looking for food to eat.
He always seemed to be hungry
You'd think we had him on a diet
And if he didn't get enough
He'd root the other cats from their plate.
Nobody loved him but me
They treated him mean and cruel
And then one day they took him away
And left him far from home.
He never found his way back home
I miss him every single day
They did not care about my feelings
They just wanted him out of their way.
Frostey was a loving cat
He loved me all his life
Now he's gone -I don't know where
My happiness is blotted with strife.