Shapes of Clay by Ambrose Bierce
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"Rewards and honors pass me by-- No Congress hears this raven cry!" Filled with astonishment, I spoke: "Thou ancient raven, why this croak? "With observation of your toes What Congress has to do, Heaven knows! "And swallow me if e'er I knew That one could sit and ramble too!" To answer me that ancient swain Took up his parable again: "Through winter snows and summer suns A Weather Bureau here I runs. "I calls the turn, and can declare Jes' when she'll storm and when she'll fair. "Three times a day I sings out clear The probs to all which wants to hear. "Some weather stations run with light Frivolity is seldom right. "A scientist from times remote, In Scienceville my birth is wrote. |
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