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Whilst all around, our cares we tend, a sheaf of corn catches glinting eye, no yoke to bear, no toil and strife, a golden prize is there to take, dark skies above, a listless wind, two dogs bark with tales to tell, a distant train pulls iron and steel, little belly starts to twitch, a yawn, a scratch, a nose to sniff, a thousand years is fuel indeed, for spindle legs to run the course, over twigs and stones, the gauntlet thrown, a heavenly morsel to be found, Through the window a furrowed brow, sleep must mask the answers sought, farmer pens his sums with haste, whilst out in the field the conqueror spoils, snug and warm, content and fed.
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Jul 12, 2015
Jul 12, 2015 at 9:22 PM UTC
The Mouse
Whilst all around, our cares we tend, a sheaf of corn catches glinting eye, no yoke to bear, no toil and strife, a golden prize is there to take, dark skies above, a listless wind, two dogs bark with tales to tell, a distant train pulls iron and steel, little belly starts to twitch, a yawn, a scratch, a nose to sniff, a thousand years is fuel indeed, for spindle legs to run the course, over twigs and stones, the gauntlet thrown, a heavenly morsel to be found, Through the window a furrowed brow, sleep must mask the answers sought, farmer pens his sums with haste, whilst out in the field the conqueror spoils, snug and warm, content and fed.
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Jul 12, 2015
Jul 12, 2015 at 9:22 PM UTC
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