When you see a cat,
Sitting in the corner of your house,
Looks tired, starving, and thirsty,
Seems decades
didn’t rain around,
A wind from desert
brought dusts to his face.
His head
shakes from loneliness,
His nail
goes under his legs.
Waiting an ant
to help him,
A smile can
be enough for him.
Felt guilty,
shamed,
Have all oceans,
banks, and mouths
But no one
ready to share a little bit.
Can we call
ourselves human being!
Drove my
car, searching in all markets,
Brought a
bottle of Milk, water, and cloths.
The cat saw
me, smiling, gazing to me to go faster.
Washed him,
dried him, and gave him Milk.
Combing his hair, tried to kiss his
head,
To show simplicity.
Bit my hand, and showed his fidelity.
Besar Kurdistani
