Organic poems from Kent by Susan Lane SLCM
A tag for poems and stories featuring Herr Ob – the dignified, ginger-toned overseer of the household. Used for pieces where his aristocratic presence, expressive disapproval, or supervisory habits shape the narrative. Ideal for readers who enjoy character‑driven writing rooted in real animals and the dry humour of a cat who believes he runs the place.
Written by Susan Lane SLCM Keeper of ColourMine Cat: He’s got attitude, thinks he’s in charge, shows affection – painfully Ginger Cat – Herr Ob This flippin’ cat, I know he’s fabulous and is settling down well with me But really, Just got my breakfast of Weetabix and there’s also a cup of tea waiting … Read more
Written by Susan Lane SLCM Keeper of ColourMine Cat: From the perspective of the cat who had his own near-death experience earlier in the summer of 2025 That Blasted Orange Cat – That’s Me What a day this has been I’m the cat you haven’t seenI thought my mummy Suzy Didn’t love me So, I … 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
