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Little ant, who art thou that you run helterskelter all day long, day after day, forty-five feet for one small piece of leaf, three miles if I were to walk it. Why? Is it to assure the community that you belong? Is it to know you had a part in building the pyramid of stones you call home that took generations of your forebears to construct? Or are you just a part of a great machine, a mindless functionary on an assembly line? As I wonder who you are I wonder who am I.
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Nov 21, 2013
Nov 21, 2013 at 4:42 PM UTC
Little Ant-- after Blake
Little ant, who art thou that you run helterskelter all day long, day after day, forty-five feet for one small piece of leaf, three miles if I were to walk it. Why? Is it to assure the community that you belong? Is it to know you had a part in building the pyramid of stones you call home that took generations of your forebears to construct? Or are you just a part of a great machine, a mindless functionary on an assembly line? As I wonder who you are I wonder who am I.
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Nov 21, 2013
Nov 21, 2013 at 4:42 PM UTC
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