The Egyptian Cat

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In ancient lands of mystery and lore,
Where pyramids rise from the desert floor,
There dwells a feline of regal grace,
A creature with a timeless, noble face.
The Egyptian Cat, with eyes so bright,
A guardian of the sacred night,
A symbol of divinity,
A deity in feline form to see.
Adorned with jewels, a collar rare,
With fur so sleek, beyond compare,
A creature worshipped, revered with awe,
A symbol of protection, without flaw.
In temples grand, with statues tall,
The Egyptian Cat would often sprawl,
A watchful sentinel, eyes aglow,
Guiding souls with wisdom from below.
In myths and legends, stories told,
The Egyptian Cat was known of old,
As a companion to the gods,
A keeper of secrets, a guide through odds.
In paintings, carvings, hieroglyphs,
The Egyptian Cat's form often shifts,
From lioness fierce to graceful pet,
A creature that we can't forget.
Though ages passed, and kingdoms fell,
The Egyptian Cat's legacy does dwell,
A symbol of beauty, grace, and might,
A timeless treasure, a celestial sight.