McKenzie sat, the feral cat a ginger tom, a ***** brat, he’s on the slab, he's at the vet, he's innocent of the threat; as scalpel steel –prepares to lop his precious assets – for the chop.
He smirks and thinks of bowls of cream. An instrument now stops his dream while measuring his body’s heat: a gross insult to his seat that turns his grin into a pout as he pushes the probe out.
This wicked cat – who seems serene, his outward visage looks so clean external dirt can never stick, but succumbing to his lick it passes through that moggy’s gut and out of an unblemished ****.
The player fears the game is up he sees the proffered poisoned cup, now he's exposed: the ***** rat. Dies Irae for that cat – the stoneless subject of our mirth – as ball-less he departs the Earth.
A metaphor for ****** politicians, hoping they get their reward. The rhythm of this poem is meant to be like two bars of music or two pulses in a line. The beat on the last stresses syllable of the bar. There needs to be a pause in the middle and the end of each line.