Feline PhilosophyGood Press, 18/05/2021 - 36 páginas Feline Philosophy is a series of poems by Walter Léon Hess. The protagonist is a cat that narrates its life in verse! Excerpt: "I prefer the street and the gutter To the hospitality Brough's might have offered. How lucky to be a cat Free to accept or—refuse What is offered!" |
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