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The Feet of the Flig Are Peculiar

NO WRITER ATTRIBUTED

A Grampus, who lived in a zoo,

Loved a Flig who wore only one shoe;

But the eyes of this Flig,

Were uncommonly big,

And their color was just off the blue.

Now the Flig got its feet very damp

By taking long walks with the Gramp.

The use of one shoe,

When there should have been two,

Made it fatal to walk in a swamp.

The moral of this tale 'tis true

Partly lies in the use of the shoe

Which are meant in this clime

For both feet at a time

Still providing the owner has two.

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