The Ad-dressing Of Cats Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCCDDEEFFGGAHA IJ KKLLHHMNOOPP AAYou've read of several kinds of Cat | A |
And my opinion now is that | A |
You should need no interpreter | B |
To understand their character | B |
You now have learned enough to see | C |
That Cats are much like you and me | C |
And other people whom we find | D |
Possessed of various types of mind | D |
For some are same and some are mad | E |
And some are good and some are bad | E |
And some are better some are worse | F |
But all may be described in verse | F |
You've seen them both at work and games | G |
And learnt about their proper names | G |
Their habits and their habitat | A |
But | H |
How would you ad dress a Cat | A |
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So first your memory I'll jog | I |
And say A CAT IS NOT A DOG | J |
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And you might now and then supply | K |
Some caviare or Strassburg Pie | K |
Some potted grouse or salmon paste | L |
He's sure to have his personal taste | L |
I know a Cat who makes a habit | H |
Of eating nothing else but rabbit | H |
And when he's finished licks his paws | M |
So's not to waste the onion sauce | N |
A Cat's entitled to expect | O |
These evidences of respect | O |
And so in time you reach your aim | P |
And finally call him by his NAME | P |
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So this is this and that is that | A |
And there's how you AD DRESS A CAT | A |
T. S. Eliot
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