The Etymology Cat Poem by Richard George

The Etymology Cat

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A glimpse in the glen
and you could still be a houri
in Baghdad taffeta
or queen of Caledon.
But your jizz is Wild West,
Saddam tabby.
You stalk like a gunfighter,
walrus-whiskered,
rattlesnake gorged in your tail.
You earned those stripes in the Stone Age
among bears and mammoths.

For a Camcorder stooge
you rear on tiptoe to a hunk,
farouche as a wolf.

You'd mangle Macavity.

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Richard George

Richard George

Cheltenham, U.K.
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