Quote by Jean Cocteau

I love cats because I enjoy my home and little by little, they become its visible soul.

I love cats because I enjoy my home and little by little, th

Summary

This quote implies that the speaker has a fondness for cats because they see their presence as an integral part of their home. The quote suggests that cats bring life and character to a living space, gradually infusing it with their unique essence. By stating that cats become the "visible soul" of the home, the speaker highlights the deep connection they feel towards these animals and how they perceive them as an essential component in creating a welcoming and vibrant environment.

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