
In this trio of E.A. Poe stories
Our hero's walled up by P. Lorre
But as poor Vincent molders
The cat on his shoulder's
A feline memento meow-ori.
David Cairns

You say it's "mori", I say "meow-ori"...Peter Lorre and Vincent Price in "The Black Cat" segment of Tales of Terror (Roger Corman, 1963). Images © Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios Inc. All Rights Reserved.
David Cairns is a cat with nine lives. Visit his blog Shadowplay, read his articles at The Chiseler, and find his rediscoveries every Thursday in The Forgotten, his column at The Daily Notebook.

2 comments:
Stuck fast to the wall like a moose
You're bricked up alive with a puss
Your intramural activity
Has nothing to give kitty
You'd both be much happier loose.
Touché!
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