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He began a voyage to a land afar,
But on every step in his journey, he shrunk. 
He wanted to go to a far distant star, 
But soon diminished to the size of a skunk. 

He climbed up on a slippery curtain rod, 
Now just the width and breadth of a dappled mouse.
He slid off the rod into the hair of a dog 
Who skipped and danced all the way out of the house. 

He got smaller yet and befriended a flea 
Who said, “sail the green sea to a secret land 
Where creatures are much smaller than you can see, 
And a million can live on a grain of sand.”

So, he then disappeared, getting smaller still, 
And trekked through a forest of golden and brown, 
And followed a twisty, turny trail until
He came to a window on the gate to a town. 

The hinged portal opened, and a head popped out. 
‘Twas an atom sized, gay and puppetty dog 
Who hailed him, as a fish on a water spout 
Said, “please sit down by this cranberry bog.” 

A boy, from his sack, gave him a magic bean, 
Which he put inside a stained-glass rainbow jar, 
And got so small he was only again seen 
As a gold ray of light from a distant star.

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