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William Allingham - The Elf SingingWilliam Allingham - The Elf Singing
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An Elf sat on a twig, He was not very big, He sang a little song, He did not think it wrong; But he was on a Wizard`s ground, Who hated all sweet sound. Elf, Elf, Take care of yourself. He`s coming behind you, To seize you and bind you And stifle you song. The Wizard! The Wizard! He changes his shape In crawling along-- An ugly old ape, A poisonous lizard, A spotted spider, A wormy glider The Wizard! The Wizard! He`s up on the bough He`ll bite through your gizzard, He`s close to you now! The Elf went on with his song, It grew more clear and strong; It lifted him into air, He floated singing away, With rainbows in his hair; While the Wizard-Worm from his creep Mad a sudden leap, Fell down into a hole, And, are his magic word he could say, Was eaten up by a Mole.
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