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Welcome to Tiny Paws Poetry

Short poems. Big feelings. Soft toe beans. Poetry, like a nap, doesn’t have to be long to be perfect. Tiny Paws Poetry is my collection of haiku—short poems inspired by the daily dramas, quiet revelations, and occasional indignities of feline life. These poems are arranged into series, because while I may be small, my emotions…

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Paws for Poetry: Reflecting on The Cat and the Moon by W.B. Yeats

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Hello, furriends. Tyson here—your whiskered wanderer and humble student of poetry. Today, I’m padding quietly into the dreamier side of the poetic world, following the soft shimmer of the full moon. We’ll be exploring The Cat and the Moon by W.B. Yeats—a poem that captures the quiet magic linking cats and the night sky. Settle…

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Paws for Poetry: Reflecting on Creation According to the Cat by Lera Auerbach

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Hello, dear furriends. Tyson here, slipping through the half-open door between thought and wonder. Today, I’m curling up with a prose poem called “Creation According to the Cat” by Lera Auerbach — and it feels, quite honestly, like reading a piece of my own heart. Before I share my reflections, here is the full poem…

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