The Milk for the Cat setting is the house of the poet, where the subject of his poem, the cat, comes to drink milk every day. In this Milk for the Cat summary, we will provide the line-by-line explanation of this poem by Harold Monro.
Milk for the Cat Summary
Milk for the Cat is a children’s poem…
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