It's strange being a Renegade Cat

"It's strange being a Renegade Cat" by Louise Hapton is a poetic reflexion on difference. 
 
"The two-headed cat 
Licked its right paw
Before frowning 
 
A strange smell
In the back alley
 
A tall woman in a raincoat 
Had left it
In a damp cardboard box
 
The two headed-cat
Got closer
Jumping from the bin lid to the slippery pavement 
 
You know
In this dark alley
There was a baby crying 
 
And no one knew at that time
He would become
Adrien
The Renegade Cat"
 
Adrien was adopted by Alfie and Alfonse, the two-headed cat. They found him in a cardboard box when he was little after being abandonned by his mother for his quirky appearcence. His skin, his hair, and everything he wears is blue. His mood as well. His eyes are yellow and glow in the night, like cats'. Adrien, the Renegade Cat, is an embodiement of spleen and the lucky charm of writers. He lives on house roofs, between garbage bins, but his favourite place is in struggling artist's studios whom he inspires. 
 
Original signed painting by Louise Hapton
Size: 76x76cm
Technique: Acrylic and aerosol spray paint on cotton canvas
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Unframed.