THE ELEPHANT DANCE

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While reaching for sixty I played a child’s game,

But I leaped to the front in the elephant dance.

From earliest years overlooked by Fame,

While reaching for sixty I played a child’s game.

Old dignified friends, who are more or less lame,

Think me monstrous and strange, in search of mischance—

While reaching for sixty I played a child’s game,

But I leaped to the front in the elephant dance.

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