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Wandering down the road an *** Encountered a lion's skin. He dressed himself up in it Without an ounce of chagrin. Frightening all creatures who saw him-- Animals and humans as well-- The *** stifled his braying and watched As they all ran off pell-mell. Finally, unable to hold it in, He brayed some loud "Hee-haws!" The fox heard him and also happened To notice his hooves--not paws. "Well, my friend, if I'd only seen you, I might have been afraid. But now that I've heard you speak, you can Dispense with your charade." The moral? Clothes can disguise many fools, But despite their fancy array, When they open their mouths--Yikes!-- Their words give them away. Or You can put on fancy airs, Pretending you're suave and urbane, But if you are truly an *** at heart, An *** you will remain. - By Bob B
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Oct 11, 2016
Oct 11, 2016 at 12:02 PM UTC
The *** in the Lion Skin: An Aesop Tale Retold in Verse
Wandering down the road an *** Encountered a lion's skin. He dressed himself up in it Without an ounce of chagrin. Frightening all creatures who saw him-- Animals and humans as well-- The *** stifled his braying and watched As they all ran off pell-mell. Finally, unable to hold it in, He brayed some loud "Hee-haws!" The fox heard him and also happened To notice his hooves--not paws. "Well, my friend, if I'd only seen you, I might have been afraid. But now that I've heard you speak, you can Dispense with your charade." The moral? Clothes can disguise many fools, But despite their fancy array, When they open their mouths--Yikes!-- Their words give them away. Or You can put on fancy airs, Pretending you're suave and urbane, But if you are truly an *** at heart, An *** you will remain. - By Bob B
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Oct 11, 2016
Oct 11, 2016 at 12:02 PM UTC
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