The Structure of Poe's "The Raven"

The two lived together for a dozen years, with the cat waiting each night for the homosexual to come home and then comforting him with purring. The man does not come home when he is supposed to on a winter night, and the cat is gone. The man never knows who took the cat or where it is now, but he feels the loss greatly and expresses it clearly in this poem.

"Ode to Spot" by Lieutenant Commander Data

Just as the man in the poem above expresses his feelings roughly his pet, so here we find a poem as if scripted by an android, the robotic Commander Data from the television series lead Trek: The Next Generation, who, in order to feel more human, keeps a cat he calls Spot.

Oh Spot, the complex levels of behavior you display

Another poem written by a cat, in this case celebrating (or critiquing) his master, the human being who is draw here in a series of simple phrases as having "Useless claws," "Talk, talk," "No fur," and "No purr." What the cat has to say about the man contrasts with the way humans describe their cats as loyal, loving, and constantly there, for man, on the other hand, is a "Big liar" and a "Friend untrue."

This poem, written for a space on the invigorated York Subway, celebrates the cat as the only animal that emerged completely correct and proud of it, "born in a state of come in completion," a description that perfectly captur
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