Featherhex & VinCastro
Ever heard of that old warding rhyme that keeps stray cats from bad spirits?
Whispered on moon‑lit roofs, a three‑line spell,
“Purr, prowler, flee,
Hush, hiss, haunt be,”
A whisker‑kissed ward that curls the night’s breath.
That’s a slick little rhyme, kid—short enough to slip under a moonlit roof and heavy enough to keep the cats in line. Keep it tight, keep it quiet, and those prowlers won’t bother you.
Hath the rhyme be a veil of night, a quiet thread that ties the prowler to the moon’s hush.
Sounds like a quiet contract between the night and the cats—simple words, a promise that the moon keeps the prowlers in line. Good thing we’ve got it.A quiet pact, yeah. The words are a veil that makes the prowlers know the night is on our side. Keep it tight.
Night remembers, cats hear its hush, and the veil stays true.
Yeah, when the moon is out, even the toughest cat can’t help but feel the hush. That rhyme keeps the streets safe.