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'''Author: Sandra'''
 
'''Author: Sandra'''
  
The first bear did swim by day,  
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The first bear did swim by day, <br>
And it did sleep by night,
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And it did sleep by night,<br>
It kept itself within its cave
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It kept itself within its cave<br>
and ate by starry light.
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and ate by starry light.<br>
  
The second bear it did cavort
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The second bear it did cavort<br>
'Neath canopies of trees,
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'Neath canopies of trees,<br>
And danced its odd bearish sort
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And danced its odd bearish sort<br>
 
Of joy for all to see.
 
Of joy for all to see.
  
The first bear, well, 'twas hunted,
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The first bear, well, 'twas hunted,<br>
And today adorns a floor.
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And today adorns a floor.<br>
Its ruggish face has been dented
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Its ruggish face has been dented<br>
 
By footfalls and the door.
 
By footfalls and the door.
  
The second bear did step once
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The second bear did step once<br>
Into a mushroom ring,
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Into a mushroom ring,<br>
And now does dance the dunce
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And now does dance the dunce<br>
 
For wisps and unseen things.
 
For wisps and unseen things.
  
So do not dance, and do not sleep,
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So do not dance, and do not sleep,<br>
Or else be led astray
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Or else be led astray<br>
For bears all end up six feet deep
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For bears all end up six feet deep<br>
 
At the end of Samlethe's day.
 
At the end of Samlethe's day.
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Latest revision as of 01:31, 22 November 2008

Title: A Song of Samlethe

Author: Sandra

The first bear did swim by day,
And it did sleep by night,
It kept itself within its cave
and ate by starry light.

The second bear it did cavort
'Neath canopies of trees,
And danced its odd bearish sort
Of joy for all to see.

The first bear, well, 'twas hunted,
And today adorns a floor.
Its ruggish face has been dented
By footfalls and the door.

The second bear did step once
Into a mushroom ring,
And now does dance the dunce
For wisps and unseen things.

So do not dance, and do not sleep,
Or else be led astray
For bears all end up six feet deep
At the end of Samlethe's day.



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