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Caterpillar-Butterfly


Who

Are

You?

Asked the caterpillar blue, and

I

Am

Alice

She replied.

Is

That

True?

He asked, regarding her with waiting eyes

And

She

Wished

That she could hide

Who

Are

You?

She desperately retorted

I

Don't

Know

The caterpillar sighed, but

One

Might

Say

That you must find out for yourself

And one day

I will

Be a

Butterfly

 

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