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An Ode to Cats MAG
A cat sits on a window ledge
 It watches the landscape attentively
 Until someone walks past
 Its ears lie flat on its head
 It turns around and
 Stares at the person, saying
 Who are you?
 What are you doing here?
 Why have you distracted me?
 The cat tries to look dignified, but
 Fails as you pull out a piece of string
 It falls off the ledge and, embarrassed,
 Runs off to sulk
 Later it emerges from its hiding place
 (The laundry basket)
 And returns to its perch,
 Once more the regal ruler of all it surveys
 (In its own head)
 Until you dangle a piece of string

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