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Chiding Alice |
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Those little
harmless tears of thine That drip so from thy tempest eyne Have so proceeded to combine To formulate a bubbling brine. Indeed, this is a makeshift sea Of only thy own mastery. From purging waters critters flee And curse the sea's creator: thee. That little mouse that past now streaks "Help! Help me, help!" In vain she squeaks And she swims up, to thee she speaks... Of bitter folly thy mouth leaks She is offended, and good-bye She bubbles off to live or die To stay wet, or on land to dry, Away she floats, and more you cry. But now thou art all petty, small No one to notice thee at all upon dry land thou art let fall And lo! behold, a see-fowl wall! And thee in folly undertake To dance so brazen without break While thou of cold dost sorely shake From tear-water from your salt lake! For shame, young lady, oh, for shame, to thus dishonor thy good name! Thou didst not mean't, but all the same For consequence such, you're to blame! |
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