“Who are you?” quaked the snail, as he pulled in his head, “And what do you do so close to my bed?”
“I am Theta, the static, the lover of snails; I am careful, my dear, not to step on small tails.”
“I am Theta, the mover, the shaker of pails; which are empty, my dear, of snails with small tails.”
“Who are you,” quaked the leaf, as it floated so free, “Did you cause this great gust so I fell from my tree?”
“I am Theta, the static, the lover of trees; I am careful, dear leaf, not to crush such as thee.”
“I am Theta, the mover, the shaker of trees; it’s your duty in autumn to flee from the tree.”
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