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From The seventy-five praises of Ra | 19 | |
Chang Tuan's cats | 20 | |
Cat | 21 | |
From Jubilate Agno | 23 | |
Hodge, the cat | 28 | |
A lion in winter | 31 | |
White cats | 35 | |
From The Divan-i Kabir | 36 | |
The spring is a cat | 36 | |
The cat show | 37 | |
White cat blues | 38 | |
Without violence | 39 | |
The singing cat | 40 | |
At the grave of Elizabeth Bishop | 42 | |
The tyger | 44 | |
The cat's eye | 46 | |
The cat | 46 | |
'Ultra-pink peony' | 46 | |
Black cat | 49 | |
To a cat | 50 | |
The cats will know | 51 | |
The cat | 53 | |
The rabbit as king of the ghosts | 55 | |
The thing about cats | 57 | |
Cat | 59 | |
The panther | 61 | |
The sphinx | 62 | |
Cat scat | 67 | |
The cats of Greece | 68 | |
The cat of the house | 69 | |
The vain cat | 70 | |
Sisterhood | 71 | |
From Cat | 73 | |
'Cat, you tumble down the street' | 74 | |
The cats of St. Nicholas | 75 | |
Magic cats | 78 | |
The cat and the moon | 83 | |
Every cat had a story | 85 | |
Poem | 86 | |
The Cheshire cat | 87 | |
This is my chair | 88 | |
The cat and the wind | 89 | |
Cat | 90 | |
From The cat in the hat | 91 | |
Cat jacks | 92 | |
The cats of Kilkenny | 93 | |
Nine fat cats in Little Italy | 94 | |
Pangur Ban | 97 | |
Morning | 99 | |
Apartment cats | 100 | |
From To a cat | 101 | |
From The spinster's sweet-arts | 102 | |
From Dame Wiggins of Lee and her seven wonderful cats | 104 | |
From Two songs of a fool | 106 | |
The flying petunias | 107 | |
Who will feed my cat? | 108 | |
Cat in an empty apartment | 109 | |
From The cat and the cock | 111 | |
The cats have come to tea | 112 | |
The cat | 115 | |
The lover, whose mistresse feared a mouse, declareth that he would become a cat if he might have his desire | 116 | |
My cat and I | 118 | |
Propriety | 119 | |
Pussycat sits on a chair | 119 | |
An appeal to cats in the business of love | 120 | |
'Arise from sleep, old cat' | 121 | |
'Why so scrawny, cat?' | 121 | |
'Amorous cat, alas' | 121 | |
The cats of Balthus | 122 | |
Cats | 124 | |
Alley cat love song | 125 | |
A lost painting by Balthus | 126 | |
Woman and cat | 127 | |
The owl and the pussy-cat | 128 | |
Curse of the cat woman | 130 | |
Lullaby for the cat | 135 | |
The happy cat | 136 | |
Cat on the mat | 137 | |
Cat's dream | 138 | |
From Peter | 140 | |
Cat | 141 | |
Cats sleep fat | 142 | |
Catsnest | 143 | |
Cat & the weather | 144 | |
Verses on a cat | 149 | |
Five eyes | 151 | |
The cat | 152 | |
'Pussy-cat, pussy-cat' | 153 | |
'There was a wee bit mousikie' | 153 | |
The rat-catcher and cats | 154 | |
By threes, by fours | 156 | |
'Lat take a cat' (from The Maunciple's tale) | 157 | |
Cat and mouse | 157 | |
'My hermitage' | 158 | |
The old cat and the young mouse | 159 | |
Cat | 160 | |
Forest | 160 | |
The lazy pussy | 161 | |
'She sights a bird' | 162 | |
A cat | 163 | |
Song of the lioness for her cub | 164 | |
Catnip and dogwood | 167 | |
The prayer of the cat | 168 | |
The single creature | 169 | |
A cat's conscience | 170 | |
Mother Tabbyskins | 171 | |
I married my dog | 175 | |
'Confound the cats!' | 179 | |
A fable of the widow and her cat | 180 | |
The cat and the lute | 183 | |
From Sad memories | 185 | |
Justice | 186 | |
To Mrs. Professor in defense of my cat's honor and not only | 187 | |
From The churlyshe cat | 189 | |
Epitaph | 190 | |
From The kitten and falling leaves | 193 | |
Chaplinesque | 195 | |
The young cat and the chrysanthemums | 196 | |
Beware of kittens | 197 | |
Familiarity dangerous | 198 | |
From Through the looking glass | 199 | |
Dawn | 199 | |
Pinkle purr | 200 | |
The three little kittens | 201 | |
From The kitten | 203 | |
To a cat | 207 | |
On a cat, ageing | 208 | |
Hoppy | 209 | |
A 14-year-old convalescent cat in the winter | 211 | |
Montague Michael | 212 | |
Cat | 213 | |
December cats | 213 | |
My old cat dances | 214 | |
Esther's tomcat | 215 | |
From Nine lives | 217 | |
Putting down the cat | 221 | |
On the death of a cat | 222 | |
From Song for mourning a cat | 223 | |
From Cold mountain poems | 224 | |
An offering for the cat | 225 | |
On the death of a cat, a friend of mine aged ten years and a half | 226 | |
From Matthias | 228 | |
Ode on the death of a favourite cat, drowned in a tub of goldfishes | 229 | |
Last words to a dumb friend | 231 | |
As you were saying | 234 | |
From Chansons innocents | 235 | |
The blue bowl | 236 | |
The epitaph of Felis | 237 |
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