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Monkey And

Down in the hay
Where monkey and bear lay
woke from a stable-boy's cry

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

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

It is: stay by the gate you are
And in your place, for your season
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
They've the gate open wide!

So
My
Here is my hand, where is your
Try and my plan, Ursala
My heart is a
Full of love just, and earnest
you know that we must unlearn this
Allegiance to a life of
And no longer answer to heartless
Hay-monger, nor be his
(that charlatan, artless hustling!)
But; Ursala, got to eat something
And our keep, while still within
The borders of the land that man has
(all and tight-fisted!)
Until we reach the open
in milk and honey

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

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

trooped past the guards,
Past the coops, and the fields, and the
All night, till

The space they gained
Much farther than the stone that bear
To where they'd stop for tea

But a little faster
And look backwards
feast is to the East, which lies a little past the pasture

When the blackbirds hear tea whistling, they and clap
And their caws the kettle black
And we can't have of that!

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

But
They got to pay the bills
Hadn't
is what 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 swansdown and

Bear would sway on her legs;
The would grind dregs of song, for the pleasure
Of the children, who'd
Throwing at her feet
Then recoiling in

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, there's a for us

Oh
C'mon, will you dance, my
You keep your fixed on the highest hill
Where you'll ever-after eat fill
Oh my darling, dear,
If you
Dance, darling, and I you still

Deep in the
Shone a and miserly light
the monkey shouldered his lamp

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

Someone had him
The bear'd been away
To the seaside caverns, to

And the troubled the monkey
For he was afraid of down in those caves

afraid what the village people would say
If they saw the in that state;

Lolling and splashing
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;
When she comes back, will be bursting with pride

I jump up!
Saying: you've been in muck!
you smell of garbage and grime!

But far out
Far out
By now
By now
Far out, by now, ploughed
'Cause she not drown:

the outside-legs of the bear
Up and fell down, in the water, like garters

Then the of the bear
off, as easy as if sloughed from boiled tomatoes

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

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

If you could up her threadbare
Coat to the light where it's worn in places

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

Now her coat drags through the
Bagging, with a of hunger, limitless minnows;

In the embrace
and glacial of Bear's insatiable shadow;

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

Sooner or later you'll your teeth