Linette Rabsatt’s mini album: Cats And Chicken


Editor’s Note: These images unfold like a quiet pastoral poem, where curiosity and calm coexist without urgency. The cat moves through grass and shadow with a composed alertness—sometimes poised, sometimes indulgently still—embodying a gentle independence that feels instinctive rather than learned. In the brief, almost comic standoff with the white rooster, there is no aggression, only mutual recognition, as if two separate worlds pause to acknowledge one another before continuing on their own terms. Whether basking in sunlight, half-closing its eyes beneath foliage, or curling into a coil of rope as if it were a throne, the cat becomes a study in nonchalance. Together, the images celebrate small moments of rural stillness, where watchfulness, comfort, and quiet confidence exist in perfect, unspoken balance.


Linette Rabsatt is a Virgin Islands poet. Read her work in her Kindle book, “Be Inspired: Poems by Linette Rabsatt” and on her blog, Words of Ribbon. Her poems and short stories have been published in various journals, magazines, and anthologies. Double Speak Magazine has published several of her photos.

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