Two little kittens, one gray and one black,
Playing together in the yard each day;
One little kitten would run and pounce,
And the other little kitten would chase him around.
One little kitten would climb up a tree,
And the other little kitten would try to climb too;
One little kitten would roll on the grass,
And the other little kitten would roll next to him.
One little kitten would sleep in the sun,
And the other little kitten would sleep beside;
One little kitten would dream of mice,
And the other little kitten would dream too.
Two little kittens, one gray and one black,
Playing together in the yard each day;
Two little kittens, so happy and so gay.
Message of the poem:
The poem "Two Little Kittens" by Elizabeth Turner is a celebration of the joy and companionship that animals can bring to our lives. The two kittens in the poem are always playing together, chasing each other, climbing trees, rolling in the grass, and taking naps in the sun. They are always there for each other, and they bring each other great joy. This poem reminds us that animals can be our best friends, and that they make our lives richer and more fulfilling.