pampered cat

In a palace of cushions and silky delight, Lives a cat, all pampered, oh, what a sight! Spoiled and regal, with a snobbish air, She lounges on pillows with a feline flair. Her food served on silver, a gourmet feast, Tuna and salmon, fit for a beast. A throne of velvet, a regal seat, She rules the household with velvety conceit. The humans bow to her every desire, A spoiled feline queen, a fluffy empire. She bats at toys, with disdain in her eyes, For only the finest will earn her prize. Oh, the life of a cat, so fabulously grand, With servants at beckoning, at her command. Her purrs and meows, a majestic song, In the lap of luxury, where she belongs. Yet, in her eyes, a mischievous gleam, A whisker-twitching, devious scheme. For a spoiled cat's life, in humor we find, A kingdom of comfort, a royal feline kind.