Perhaps when it is
done the poem
Will be a pale and
timid thing,
Squeakerous,
furtive, drooping,
With eyes
three-quarters closed.
Now, though, as it
clamorously
Demands to be born,
it swears
It will be more than
seven feet tall
With teeth to crack
a walnut
And a gut to digest
the shell.
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