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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
MUJER, by WILLIAM CARLOS WILLIAMS Poet Analysis Poet's Biography
First Line: Oh, black persian cat
Last Line: Oh, black persian cat.
Subject(s): Animals; Cats
First Line: Oh, black persian cat
Last Line: Oh, black persian cat.
Subject(s): Animals; Cats
Oh, black Persian cat!
Was not your life
already cursed with offspring?
We took you for rest to that old
Yankee farm, -- so lonely
and with so many field mice
in the long grass --
and you return to us
in this condition --!
Oh, black Persian cat.
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