I had never met a cat quite as troubled as he,
Slanted Adolf whiskers betrayed a fascist tendency
In his philosophy, he never pretended to be,
Anything other than a catastrophe
From the moment that kitten arrived outside the door,
We knew life would never be as it had been before
Each resounding purr followed by the swipe of a claw,
Furry Der Fuhrer had arrived as the law
The occupation was swift, and resistance futile,
We had to admire his efficiency and style
We were blind to the plan, and all the meanwhile,
He was taking over his new domicile
The dogs’ bed was soon his centre of power,
He held his position with a hiss and a glower
Observing us mere mortals from his ivory tower,
Little Kitty’s milk was now beyond sour
Never such a cattitude of “I’ll do what I please”,
Then when he ambushed a pair of passing knees
He even recruited an army of fleas,
This was an autocat, you could not appease
His demands grew daily, More Milk! More Fish!
And as he grew fatter, he grew more feindish
We, mere providers of each need and wish,
Filling the despot, so he could flourish
I never believed one day he’d disappear,
Was the fish not fresh? Were his purrs not sincere?
The regime is now over. We live without fear
But Das feline’s ambitions have notched up a gear
An everlasting expansive occupation,
Working his way from location to location
He can resist everything except for temptation,
As he secures his plans for world domination