Source:
Adults
Author:
Douglas Munday
Title:
A Feline reflection
On the concept of perceptual relativity I know little - and care even less, but this face is considerably handsome and quite suits me - I'm bound to confess. The puzzle of course, is who is it? For 'tis very familiar to me, and each time I pass by a particular spot It's the first blessed thing that I see. Now I'm just a cat, not some boffin with enough intellectual skill, to figure out why we so perfectly match when we stand, or sit down, or keep still. For my forte is purring and pouting and preening myself day and night, with occasional foray when dusk falls, for romance, or perhaps a good fight. So I shall just prowl on regardless, which is all a cat does - more or less; But this face is considerably handsome, and quite suits me - I'm bound to confess.
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