Friday, January 3, 2003

Fable Comments

Rating: 2.9

The mountain and the squirrel
Had a quarrel;
And the former called the latter "Little Prig."
Bun replied,
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Ralph Waldo Emerson
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javid 18 July 2018

nice poem

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Tathunder 03 May 2018

That is a good one

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yt iuw6kf; pprfxud 15 March 2018

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P. Deb 26 February 2018

Nice poem i like this poem

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Kumar Sarbajeet Samanta 17 November 2017

Very nice poem i like this poem everybody read this poem.

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Ayudha Dey 13 November 2017

very nice

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R Ray 19 October 2016

Folks who are praising Emerson here probably haven't read great poems in English and other languages. I feel bad for such non-intellectual unfortunate individuals.

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M Asim Nehal 04 October 2016

Insightful and wisely written...No comparison and no replacement either.

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Nel Omofolarin 02 August 2015

Cleverly twinned lines.truly, talents differ...thanks for this pretty piece

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Ramesh T A 02 August 2015

Big or small, l talent of each counts in the over all whole of all!

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Rajnish Manga 02 August 2015

The dialogue between the mountain and the squirrel is quite interesting. It leads us to the fact that each and every object has a unique purpose. So, it is not worthwhile to assess an object as big or small, significant or worthless.

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