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The Aliens saw from their ship high above
      a planet that fitted their needs.
They broke into mirth at discovering the Earth
      and hoped they could finally proceed. 

But rules are rules, they had quite a few
      that often caused nothing but strife.
It was strictly prohibited if a world exhibited
      any sign of intelligent life.

So that was the question their minds had to ponder
      on what they would find on the ground?
They landed their ship for a rather quick trip
      to identify what they had found.

Would Earth's many Creatures rise to the challenge
      and would they be prone to impress?
To be off good genes and be remarkably keen
      and pass a most difficult test.

The first Beast they met having walked quite a bit
      was a thing of considerable size.
They bade a firm greeting and were pleased by the meeting
      and hoped it was prudent and wise.

'They call me a Cow,' said the Beast unashamed.
      'I eat grass and care for my young.
But my world's getting hotter and it's hard to find water,
      I can no longer feel my tongue.'

'How can this happen?' They responded in kind,
      'Such a problem should never exist.
With resources abundant, it seems quite redundant
      you would be in need of assist.'

They then took their leave, a little concerned
      for the issues the creature expressed.
But they liked her a lot so the Earth had a shot
      of surviving the Alien's test.

Next up the trail they happened to meet
      a Beast full of splendor and glory.
He was a mighty black Horse, a magnificent force
     and was eager to tell of his story.

'The ozone we're losing, the soil's not improving,
      I'm unsure how long we can last.
The air's getting thicker and it's making me sicker
      and our future looks worse than the past.'

They thanked for his time and bade him farewell
      and thought on the things they were told.
The Creatures were trying but their planet was dying
     and they were losing all sense of control.

Conditions were tough but the Creatures persist
     and they were smarter than first it appeared.
They had an eager attention to tell their Dimension,
      the Earthlings were better than feared.

They continued their journey and not far away,
      they came upon a very large home.
And found it compelling to find a dwelling
      where one Creature lived all alone.

He invited them in and gave them a seat
      and told what his species had done.
They hung on each word and became quite perturbed
      that a test going well was undone.

They went back to their ship to give it some thought
     as the Human had made them both sad.
But the Cow and the Horse were still stellar of course,
      so two out of three ain't so bad.

                             The End

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