Organic poems from Kent by Susan Lane SLCM
A tag for poems and stories set in the Conservatory – the household “Cat Hotel” where beds, bowls, sunlight, and feline sovereignty converge. Used for pieces exploring the rhythms, personalities, and quiet dramas of the cats’ dedicated domain. Ideal for readers who enjoy creative writing rooted in real animals, domestic spaces, and the gentle humour of a home with its own feline wing.
Written by Susan Lane SLCM Keeper of ColourMine Cat: Prancer is a little black cat who decided to move in with me. I’m her third mummy, her second lives next door to me, she made a clear decision that here is where she wants to be. Her character over time is coming out, she thinks … Read more
Written by Susan Lane, SLCM, Keeper of ColourMine Cat: Family life when you have a cat who thinks he’s a cut above you in the food chain and tries to prove it daily with antics and snobbery which he didn’t learn from me, and he doesn’t realise, although I let him have his illusion he … Read more
Written by Susan Lane SLCM Keeper of ColourMine The Cat That Crapped on My Settee Cat: This early morning pleasure was not appreciated but is quite often an occurrence that I would prefer to be avoided if possible. Cat Not Tolerated Well, that’s it, never again That flippin’ cat is not ever Being let in … Read more
Written by Susan Lane SLCM Keeper of ColourMine Cat: Cats don’t send postcards. When he stayed out for the weekend, I assumed independence. What followed was a slow unravelling of vet appointments, tests, medication and the kind of concern only a creature with snide looks and nine lives can provoke. This is just the beginning. … Read more
