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Those cattle smaller than a Bee
That herd upon the eye-
Whose tillage is the passing Crumb-
Those Cattle are the Fly-
Of Barns for Winter-blameless-
Extemporaneous stalls
They found to our objection-
On eligible walls-
Reserving the presumption
To suddenly descend
And gallop on the Furniture-
Or odiouser offend-
Of their peculiar calling
Unqualified to judge
To Nature we remand them
To justify or scourge-
Those Cattle Smaller Than A Bee
Emily Dickinson
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