I
Don't give pearls to the pigs and dogs;
they know nothing about hold the line.
They eat rubbish, happy inside any bog –
shall learn any custom from frog to toad.
Blood-thirst and hunger their sign;
loyal to the next meal, ready to align
for the sake of safety and better rubs.
II
The nose hurts, the ground is frozen;
never content but outsmarts itself!
Loyal to friends, at families cost brazen;
can't tell right from wrong, but chosen
slurs and slights perceived, while mid-elf!
Alps in the closet, while dreamy of wealth –
can't do anything, unless somebody shows em!
III
Only see, what lies ahead, never regret,
what got trampled underneath; search
for potatoes, reckless in habit;
needy of Leaders glares – like a Hobbit
with too many rings! Then rules arch;
borders become gated, pigs and dogs march –
the first, demanding Hatred to Club it!
IV
All must be Thus, none shall be else;
Pigs and Dogs, no tolerance for Jesters.
Whatever is obscure, riddled in stealth;
they would like to unearth, ratio, shelve!
Never able to see light in darkness, Aster
their guardian Angel – to bet on Ree-Master;
for Karen a day, keeps the serf incensed!
V
Able to psyche at anything current;
forgetting the chances, like they never there.
Never forget hunger or the spoilers torment –
then somebody gave too much fervent
Truth, with painstaking daring care!
The Pigs and Dogs, like One shall declare:
“Off with your head, you enemy Gent!”
VI
Thus I beseech thee, Whiteraven implores;
don't give pearls to Pigs and Dogs!
Keep your door shut, thy minds sure;
not a single finger or step, even de jure!
For shall you relent even slightly budge –
the devil will enter, like Iscariot doubt much.
Their bread is rotten and ale tastes dire!
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