T.S Eliot wrote the poem Macavity, which is a well-known poem. It revolves around the nefarious activities of a cunning cat who cleverly hides all evidence after committing a crime. It describes how the cat gets away with his evil deeds while avoiding the attention of the cops. He's known as the hidden paw, a metaphor for how stealthily and quickly he goes about his business without leaving a trace. The poem is light-hearted in tone, with light rhythmic stanzas that successfully illustrate the cat's naughty behavior.