Now the Locust played about
The comely sunny Summer, he minded not
The Ant gathers leaves, grains and nuts
For the clouds slowly but steadily go South
The Snow Queen and all hue turn bright,
All the land then become immaculately white
No more grain, no more fun, no tall and sweet green grass to hide in
But the stores of the Ant stay, for he the signs of Winter had seen
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