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1. studylib.net › doc › 25848702Cats - Poems for analysis - studylib.net

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   Poem 1: Cats. Cats are contradictions; tooth and claw. Velvet-padded; Snowflake-gentle paw. A fist of pins; Kettles on the purr. Ready to spit; Black silk then bristled fur. Cats are of the East –. Scimitar* and sphinx**; Sunlight striped with shade. Leopard, lion, lynx. Moss-footed in a frightened glade; Slit-eyes an amber glint.

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2. interestingliterature.com › 2016/01/10-classic10 Classic Poems about Cats Everyone Should Read

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   Jan 12, 2016 · ‘Macavity, the Mystery Cat’ is one of the best-known poems in Old Possum’s Book of Practical Cats, about a feline master criminal (probably loosely based on Conan Doyle‘s Professor Moriarty – Eliot was a huge Sherlock Holmes fan).

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   Chapter-by-chapter summary & analysis, quotes, themes, characters, symbols, and more. Poetry Summary, themes, line-by-line analysis, poetic devices, form, meter, rhyme scheme, and more.

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   What is a Poem PDF Guide? A Poem PDF Guide is an offline downloadable PDF resource that offers detailed analysis, summaries, and insights into the specific poem in question. It’s designed to provide a complete understanding of poetic works, themes, techniques, and historical contexts, and much more, conveniently accessible in PDF format for ...

5. www.enotes.com › topics › catsCats Analysis - eNotes.com

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   by Charles Baudelaire. Start Free Trial. Themes. Analysis. The Poem. PDF Cite. “Cats” is a sonnet, a poem of fourteen lines, in which the octave is divided into two quatrains and the...

6. interestingliterature.com › 2020 › 08‘My Cat Jeoffry’: From Christopher Smart’s Jubilate Agno

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   Aug 7, 2020 · Neil Curry, in his book [Christopher Smart] (By: Neil Curry) [published: June, 2004], describes Jeoffry as the ‘most famous cat in the whole history of English literature’, and the 74-line excerpt from Jubilate Agno may well be the greatest cat poem in the language.

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   Is 'my cat Jeoffry' the greatest cat poem in English literature?

   • And we can see these qualities in abundance in ‘My Cat Jeoffry’. Neil Curry, in his book [Christopher Smart] (By: Neil Curry) [published: June, 2004], describes Jeoffry as the ‘most famous cat in the whole history of English literature’, and the 74-line excerpt from Jubilate Agno may well be the greatest cat poem in the language.

   ‘My Cat Jeoffry’: From Christopher Smart’s Jubilate Agno

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   How does the poet present the speaker's perspectives on cats?

   • 1. In ‘Cats’’ how does the poet present the speaker’s perspectives on cats? Food, cushions, fires, the run of the garden. Plays hide and seek in the dark house. My fingers graze her head. To that fondness she purrs assent. 2. In both ‘Cats’ and ‘Cat’ the speakers describe their perspectives on cats.

   Cats - Poems for analysis - studylib.net

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   What does the poem 'living cats' say about cats?

   • The poem is both elegant and magical in its descriptions of cats. The first line (in the translation by Anthony Hecht) introduces “Feverish lovers, scholars in their lofts,” and the second line states that both lovers and scholars will eventually “love the cat.”

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   What does the poem Love a cat say?

   • The first line (in the translation by Anthony Hecht) introduces “Feverish lovers, scholars in their lofts,” and the second line states that both lovers and scholars will eventually “love the cat.” In the first two lines, the poet has given the reader a glimpse of the hold cats have even on people from diverse walks of life.

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   What does Baudelaire say about cats?

   • In the last line of the quatrain, Baudelaire notes that the cat is “Lazy,” like the lovers and scholars, and “sensitive to draughts.” One can assume that cats, by their nature, exert a hold over those who let them into their homes.

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   Where can I find a complete analysis of a poem?

   • The complete analysis of the poem, with all content unlocked, including the Poetry + Review Corner, is in a Poem PDF Guide. On top of this, all literary terms are referenced and defined for a complete and easy understanding of any poem. See a sample Poem PDF Guide for an idea.

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8. www.enotes.com › topics › poetrySummary and analysis of Eleanor Farjeon's poem "Cat!"

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   Oct 3, 2024 · Eleanor Farjeon's poem "Cat!" humorously depicts the personality and behavior of a cat through vivid imagery and playful language. It captures the cat's independence, grace, and occasional ...