A collection of humorous poems imagines the inner lives and artistic expressions of cats, offering a satirical take on classic poetic forms. The book presents verses attributed to the feline companions of renowned poets, exploring themes of domestic life, feline desires, and their unique perspectives on the human world. These poems are framed as if written by the cats themselves, providing a whimsical and often absurd commentary on their existence and their relationships with their famous owners.

This collection offers a lighthearted and humorous perspective on poetry by imagining feline authors. The book's premise of cats writing poems in the style of their famous owners provides a unique comedic angle. The selections, such as "Do Not Go Gentle to That Damned Vet" and "Leaves of Catnip," suggest a playful engagement with both classic literature and common pet behaviors. The overall tone is one of witty satire, appealing to readers who enjoy literary parodies and animal-themed humor.