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The Ant and the Grasshopper

When the ant had told that December cold night the grasshopper, who had spent Summer singing in the tree, to go dance now that he was hungry but free, he didn’t show the hurt, for he was alert To the discomfort of Winter and language; but he left the village. When he, years later, Came back as a baker (who sang in the day and worked in the night), the first thing he did was to go see the ant - a gift-wrapped guitar in his hand. (c) LazharBouazzi
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