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Monkey And

in the green hay
Where and bear usually lay
They woke a stable-boy's cry

He said; come quick!
The got loose, got grass-sick!
They'll founder! Fain, die

What is now known by the sorrel and the
By the chestnut, and the bay, and the gelding

It is: stay by the gate you are
And remain in your place, for your
And had the overfed dead but
To high-fence, horse-sense, wisdom...

Did you hear that, Said monkey
We'll get out of here, and square
left the gate open wide!

So
My
Here is my hand, where is paw?
Try and understand my plan,
My is a furnace
of love that's just, and earnest
Now; you know that we must this
to a life of service
And no longer answer to that
Hay-monger, nor be his
(that charlatan, with hustling!)
But; Ursala, got to eat something
And earn our keep, while within
The of the land that man has girded
(all and tight-fisted!)
Until we reach the open
in milk and honey

Will you keep your fancy on, for me?
Can you bear a little longer to wear leash?
My love, I swear by the air I
Sooner or later, you'll bare your

But for now, just dance,
C'mon, will you dance, my
Darling, there's a for us
Can we go, I turn to dust?
Oh my darling, a place for us
Oh
will you dance, my darling?
Oh, the hills are with excess
Like a ceaselessly being set
Oh my darling, we will get yet

They past the guards,
the coops, and the fields, and the farmyards
All night, finally:

The space they gained
Much farther the stone that bear threw
To mark where stop for tea

But walk a little
And don't look
Your feast is to the East, which lies a past the pasture

When the blackbirds hear tea whistling, they and clap
And their caws the kettle black
And we have none of that!

Move along, Bear; there, that's that
cast in plaster
Our Ursala's heart beat
Than monkey's ever

But
have got to pay the bills
Hadn't
That is the monkey'd say

So, with the of a clown, or a cur
Or a kite, tight at its tether
In her dun-brown of fur
And her jerkin' of and leather

Bear would sway on her hind
The organ would dregs of song, for the pleasure
Of the children, shriek
Throwing at her feet
Then in terror

Sing, dance,
C'mon, you dance, my darling?
Oh darling, there's a for us
Can we go, before I to dust?
Oh my darling, a place for us

Oh
C'mon, you dance, my darling?
You keep your eyes fixed on the highest
Where you'll ever-after eat your
Oh my darling, dear,
If you
Dance, darling, and I love you

Deep in the
Shone a weak and miserly
Where the monkey shouldered his

Someone had him
The bear had wandering
A fair away from where they were camped

had told him
The bear'd been away
To the caverns, to bathe

And the thought troubled the
For he was afraid of spelunking down in caves

Also afraid what the people would say
If saw the bear in that state;

Lolling and obscenely
Well, it seemed irrational, really; that face

Washing that matted and flea-bit
In some sea-spit-shine, old dripping with brine

But monkey laughed, and he muttered;
she comes back, Ursala will be bursting with pride

Till I up!
Saying: you've rolling in muck!
Saying: you of garbage and grime!

But far out
Far out
By now
By now
Far out, by now, Bear
she would not drown:

First the of the bear
Up and fell down, in the water, like garters

Then the outside-arms of the
Fell off, as easy as if sloughed from tomatoes

Low'red in a genteel
Bear shed the of her diluvian shoulders;

And, a sigh,
She allowed the burden of belly to drop like an apron full of

If you could up her threadbare
Coat to the light where worn translucent in places

You'd see where
Almost every night of the year Bear had mending suspending that baseness

Now her coat drags the water
Bagging, with a life's-worth of hunger, minnows;

In the magnetic
Balletic and of Bear's insatiable shadow;

there!
there!
When left Bear
there!
there!
When Bear stepped of Bear

Sooner or later bury your teeth