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The warble frocks and debutantes, Soprano trilling nightingales, The extras dressed as elephants And tenors with their penguin tails; They mingle at the opera house With canapés on silver trays; Then dine on pigeon, goose and grouse, To reminisce their finest plays; When Romeo found Juliet The crowds were on their feet for days, When mighty Caesar’s end was met, The press regaled with highest praise; Such fine upstanding citizens, So crisply draped, so brightly gowned; The marvel of these denizens, So rarely seen, so well renowned.
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Aug 27, 2014
Aug 27, 2014 at 2:29 AM UTC
The Natural World
The warble frocks and debutantes, Soprano trilling nightingales, The extras dressed as elephants And tenors with their penguin tails; They mingle at the opera house With canapés on silver trays; Then dine on pigeon, goose and grouse, To reminisce their finest plays; When Romeo found Juliet The crowds were on their feet for days, When mighty Caesar’s end was met, The press regaled with highest praise; Such fine upstanding citizens, So crisply draped, so brightly gowned; The marvel of these denizens, So rarely seen, so well renowned.
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Aug 27, 2014
Aug 27, 2014 at 2:29 AM UTC
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