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The cat man of Aleppo (3)

Updated: Nov 16, 2020

One’s etched in snow-decal like the panther cousin; and

lost in a broken field, like the plume hunter


Another’s devilish with fur's soft-fire, foxed, slyly, even as the cat walks out of her rubble-lair to taste yard brush and its fancy dish


A third’s part chisel-toothed, part tiger tongs with Tabby eye-grease (fecund feet mounting on rocks)


And a fourth’s faint brocade beautifully grains at the throat --the very softness a symbol!-- from round the nape and down a whitening arch--


the bristly patron-saint of the somnambulist!

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