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Five cats
I Frenchy, white and brown fur my sister Di brought home. I leashed him to the line one day. He left. II Greyface, Nebraska girl, had four kittens: Oda, Bender, Quiet Eyes, one I can't remember. III Peaches, one-eyed-wonder, broken tooth and paw, five pounds of nothing, nursing kittens not-her-own. IV Persia didn't like me. Couldn't hear her name called. Searched for hours. Blue eyes hid behind the stove. V Frenchy, brown and white stray, purred his way into my home. Begged my father's company before he died. Kåre Enga A chain of 5 American cinquains. Basically 2-4-6-8-2 = 22 syllables. Yes, I know these are 22,23,23,23,24. Note: although all poetry is fiction, this is based on fact. Yes, there were two Frenchys.
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