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They may be cute and soft, but far from kind They travel through dark, nasty ways just to find Another's estate so they are fed and nurtured well but as soon as discovered, their lives turn to hell They are casted away by any way passed They welcome themselves much more than you ask They are known for their senses Smell being the best And scurry ahead when you're finally at rest The inferiority they feel is quite wholesome of; Their scattered behavior and need for love Dear mouse, you have exceeded your stay in my home You've stolen my food and you've chipped off my bones It is time for me to cast away animal rights, And off with your head with a snip of a knife! Aren't you tired of sneaking in, out & around? From me to my neighbor and back in the house I've caught you once, and I'll catch you twice If you're a real fool then go ahead and try thrice Your life will continue caged in a box Where other mice laugh at your humorous loss So before I put you a where you would not like to be, Go back to your farm where no victim minds greed The least you can boast when your back with the hens Is hail to the likeness of mice and of men.
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Jul 3, 2012
Jul 3, 2012 at 8:42 AM UTC
Of Mice & Men
They may be cute and soft, but far from kind They travel through dark, nasty ways just to find Another's estate so they are fed and nurtured well but as soon as discovered, their lives turn to hell They are casted away by any way passed They welcome themselves much more than you ask They are known for their senses Smell being the best And scurry ahead when you're finally at rest The inferiority they feel is quite wholesome of; Their scattered behavior and need for love Dear mouse, you have exceeded your stay in my home You've stolen my food and you've chipped off my bones It is time for me to cast away animal rights, And off with your head with a snip of a knife! Aren't you tired of sneaking in, out & around? From me to my neighbor and back in the house I've caught you once, and I'll catch you twice If you're a real fool then go ahead and try thrice Your life will continue caged in a box Where other mice laugh at your humorous loss So before I put you a where you would not like to be, Go back to your farm where no victim minds greed The least you can boast when your back with the hens Is hail to the likeness of mice and of men.
tara-emad
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Jul 3, 2012
Jul 3, 2012 at 8:42 AM UTC
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