What a cat, how can she dare?
Jumps on my very own chair
In a haste, if she didn't withdraw
I might sit on her, hurt her paw.

Go down, you, impudent, flippant
I shouted at her and she bit my hand. 
I grabbed her by the scruff to throw
Outdoors, in the thick layer of snow.

But she raised her head up, mild
So repressed, so no more wild,
With enlarged, velvet eyeballs
I loosed my grip and let her fall. 

Purrr, purr, I am cold enough
From your biscuit I want a half 
But soften it generously in milk, please
And cuddle me a lot on my back, at ease.

The snow lays like threads of lace 
The sulky one sits gazing on a case
I get up, go to fan the flame 
I get back, she's in my seat, staking her c’aim!