The golden cat poem

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In a five-paragraph essay, compare and contrast the cats in "The Golden Cat" and "The Cat in the Moon." Focus on the use of imagery and/or tone. For this assignment, you will submit your first draft. In a later lesson, you will submit your final draft. Please read all instructions within the attached documents.

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Surname 1 Name: Tutor; Course: Date: Compare and Contrast Introduction The Golden Cat is a short poem that delivers on Oliver Herford’s view of nature infused with that of human perception and likeness. The poem describes the sun’s importance on human’s life especially with the provision of light apart from the other distinct functions that it possesses. It ends by stating of the dullness that would capitalize life without the golden cat. The cat and the moon on the other hand talks of a dance. Through its representation of the woman, the cat is described on various aspects that it possesses towards life. If unhappy, the cats’ responses determine the state of affairs to those around it, symbolizing life’s intricacies. The two poems on cats have similarities and differences that are characteristic of their informative and entrainment value. Discussion One of the distinct similarities in both poems is the use of imagery. In the first poem of the golden cat, the representation done by the animal is towards the sun. On the other hand, the second cat depicts the woman. They are distinctive in the process of describing various aspects of life like the importance of sunlight to all living forms,