Tea-drinkers in poetry?
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abc_onceuponIn poetry or bedtime stories, are there any creatures which drink tea?
I can only think of two:
* the Snark (Lewis Carroll: bait for catching snarks can be, among other things, tea)
* the Bloath (Shel Silverstein: bloaths eat poets and tea)
Thoughts? Suggestions?
(i've no doubt there are more; i just don't know what they are)
I can only think of two:
* the Snark (Lewis Carroll: bait for catching snarks can be, among other things, tea)
* the Bloath (Shel Silverstein: bloaths eat poets and tea)
Thoughts? Suggestions?
(i've no doubt there are more; i just don't know what they are)
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