Interdimensional Mice from Planet Invisible!
A silly little poem that I’ve decided to retire. May it rest well.
Originally published in: Aberrant Dreams - Issue # 6, Winter 2005/2006
Interdimensional Mice from Planet Invisible!
You dumb ones don’t believe in them,
but I believe.
I am smart and I believe and I know them!
You blind ones don’t see them,
but I see them.
I am bright eyed and I look and I see them!
You big ones can’t track them,
but I track them.
I see them and I track them and I will follow them!
You slow ones can’t chase them,
but I chase them.
I follow them and I chase them and I will catch them!
You weak ones can’t smash them,
but I smash them.
I catch them and I smash them and I destroy them!
You simple ones think they are shadows,
but I know they are invaders.
I chase them into walls and I vanquish them!
You humans think I am crazy,
but I am cat.
I smash shadows and I save you and I am cat!
(end)
Yeah, I know it’s lame, but it got my name into Locus, and that’s all that really matters, isn’t it?
-bagel








(takes deep breath, tries to remember to type in english. as opposed to MeowChat. okay.)
this is wonderful, and a PURRFECT description of the phenomenii best known as Beauvart (reference to follow.)
Is it weird that I relate to the protaganist in this story? It fills me with warmth knowing that there’s someone out there, even if it’s a cat, shit, better that it’s a cat, who understands me and my mixed-up, so-called life. Claire Danes, take me away.
Thanks to both of you :)
There was a very charming, if odd sense of duty conveyed there. I feel sudden sense of obligation to my spherical mound of feline.
the beavart story: Beauvarts
That’s an awesome link, 10HC! Thanks for it! :)
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Thanks again 10hc! :)
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