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    This 3 line poem describes a wintery February morning. The speaker is in bed as a black cat with yellow eyes jumps onto the bed and tries to get onto the speaker's head, as this is the cat's way of checking if the speaker is still alive. The poem ends with an unfinished thought from the speaker.

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    This 3 line poem describes a wintery February morning. The speaker is in bed as a black cat with yellow eyes jumps onto the bed and tries to get onto the speaker's head, as this is the cat's way of checking if the speaker is still alive. The poem ends with an unfinished thought from the speaker.

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    February: by Margaret Atwood

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    Mark Kenneth P. Ontejo
    This 3 line poem describes a wintery February morning. The speaker is in bed as a black cat with yellow eyes jumps onto the bed and tries to get onto the speaker's head, as this is the cat's way of checking if the speaker is still alive. The poem ends with an unfinished thought from the speaker.

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    February

    BY MARGARET ATWOOD
    Winter. Time to eat fat
    and watch hockey. In the pewter mornings, the cat,
    a black fur sausage with yellow
    Houdini eyes, jumps up on the bed and tries
    to get onto my head. It’s his
    way of telling whether or not I’m dead.
    If I’m...

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