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The Egg-Shell
The wind took off with the sunset--
The fog came up with the tide,
When the Witch of the North took an Egg-shell
With a little Blue Devil inside.

"Sink," she said, "or swim," she said,
"It's all you will bet from me.

And that is the finish of him!" she said
And the Egg-shell went to sea.


The wind fell dead with the midnight--
The fog shut down like a sheet,
When the Witch of the North heard the Egg-shell
Feeling by hand for a fleet.

"Get!" she said, "or you're gone," she said.
,
But the little Blue Devil said "No!
"The sights are just coming on," he said,
And he let the Whitehead go.


The wind got up with the morning--
The fog blew off with the rain,
When the Witch of the North saw the Egg-shell
And the little Blue Devil again.

"Did you swim?" she said.
"Did you sink:" she said,
And the little Blue Devil replied:
"For myself I swam, but I think," he said,
"There's somebody sinking outside.
"
Written by: Rudyard Kipling

Book: Reflection on the Important Things