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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Once upon a time there was a quaint little farm and on it sat a rather large equine barn Full of great horses and people and their tack but for pest control there was a bit of a lack The people conferred with the proprietor and said "There's too many mice under feet and birds overhead" The proprietor conferred with his wife and they agreed that some new little hunters were badly in need He informed all his tenants, gave them a ring he said "For our little problem I have just the thing... The brothers arrived all timid and scared 3 stumbling kittens with sleek gray hair Bundles of fur and love and play they surely didn't seem any threat to their prey But it didn't take long for these brothers to become quiet little hunters one by one As they all grew and watched they learned the good life isn't always easy, but it's better earned Little Shadow, Cloud, and Storm of this pride of brothers small creatures be warned Like stealthy wraiths they stalk the night their grey cloak revealing only yellow eyes glowing bright So now we tiny creatures can befall a new fate if we see the eyes it's already too late And we tell this tale to our young when night is nigh and day is done Beware the reapers slinking in Beware the eyes...The Brothers Grimm!!
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