A World I have Never Seen

Where the grass begins and the concrete ends, There lies a world that I have never seen. A world of hardness and heat beneath my paws, A world of scents and sensations that I never knew before. Where the grass begins and the sidewalk ends, There lies a world of wonder and surprise. A world of blades waving in the breeze, A world of bugs and critters for me to seize. Where the grass begins and the pavement ends, There lies a world of adventure and exploration. A world of sunshine and fresh air, A world of freedom and exhilaration. Oh, to go outside and feel the grass beneath my feet, To run and play and explore the world outside my seat. To breathe in the fresh air and feel alive, To be a cat in the great outdoors, oh, what a life. I'll venture forth into the unknown, And discover all the wonders that I've never known. I'll chase butterflies and hunt for mice, And revel in the joys of the great outdoors, so nice. For there is nothing like the feel of the grass, Beneath my paws as I run and pass. And though I may return home at night, I'll carry with me the memories of the great outdoors, so bright.