hunter?s moon
the old tabby
refuses to come in

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Juditha Dowd

Juditha Dowd is a Pushcart Prize-nominated poet with work appearing in The Florida Review, Poetry Daily, Cider Press Review, Spillway, Ekphrasis and elsewhere. Her full-length collection, Mango in Winter (Grayson Books, 2013), joins three previously-published chapbooks. She is a poetry editor for US1 Worksheets and a member of ?Cool Women,? an ensemble performing poetry in the metro area and on the west coast.

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  1. I had an old tabby who would disappear for two weeks every year, until he really began to age. He lived for 23 years. I am sure it is because of the hunter's moon. Thank you.

  2. hunter’s moon
    the old tabby
    refuses to come in

    Ah, cats and moons, reminds me of Yeats:

    "The cat went here and there
    And the moon spun round like a top"

    THE CAT AND THE MOON
    by: W. B. Yeats (1865-1939)

    warm regards,

    Alan

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