The Owl and the Pussy-Cat’s Adventure Beyond the Stars
The Owl and the Pussy-Cat Once upon a time, beneath the moon's soft glow, An owl and a pussy-cat sailed through winds that blow. Their boat, a dandelion seed, was light and free, Carried by the breeze from the deep blue sea. The moon, a silver lantern, hung in the night, Casting shadows on the water with gentle light. The owl wore a velvet cloak of midnight blue, While the pussy-cat’s fur shimmered with a golden hue. They sailed through the stars, their laughter soft and clear, Their hearts were full of joy, and the world seemed dear. The owl, with wisdom in his steady gaze, Told tales of the forest, of the ancient ways. The pussy-cat, with her graceful, purring voice, Sang sweet melodies, making the stars rejoice. Her song was of love, of dreams yet to be, Of the secrets the ocean whispered to the sea. “What shall we do, dear pussy-cat, tonight?” The owl asked with a twinkle in his wise old sight. “Shall we travel to the mountains, or the desert sand, Or seek ...