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Perspectimals
You you know what I see in a moth?
A butterfly who’s really into goth
And what about the silly panda bear?
A placid raccoon with extra fluff beneath its hair
How about a pussy cat?
I see a tiny lion acrobat
And the humble cricket
A mini singer in the thicket
Next time you see an animal, confess
Each one is like some other, more or less
A butterfly who’s really into goth
And what about the silly panda bear?
A placid raccoon with extra fluff beneath its hair
How about a pussy cat?
I see a tiny lion acrobat
And the humble cricket
A mini singer in the thicket
Next time you see an animal, confess
Each one is like some other, more or less
Published 9th Feb 2018
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Some animal species are caricatures of others - GK Chesterton called the donkey that was the subject of one of his religious poems "the Devil's four-footed parody of a horse" - yet it carried the Son of God into the Holy City.
