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Robert William Service (Роберт Уильям Сервис) Ant Hill Black ants have made a musty mound My purple pine tree under, And I am often to be found, Regarding it with wonder. Yet as I watch, somehow it;s odd, Above their busy striving I feel like an ironic god Surveying human striving. Then one day came my serving maid, And just in time I caught her, For on each lusty arm she weighed A pail of boiling water. She said with glee: "When this I spill, Of life they'll soon be lacking." Said I: "If even one you kill, You bitch! I'll send you packing." Just think; ten thousand eager lives In that toil-worn upcasting, Their homes, their babies and their wives Destroyed in one fell blasting! Imagine that swift-scalding hell!.. And though, mayhap, it seems a Fantastic, far-fetched parallel - Remember... Hiroshima. Robert William Service's other poems:
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