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“We’re doomed!”

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“We’re doomed!Ā  We’re doomed!”Ā  cried a pink panicked pig.

The other was mute in distress.

“Listen to me,” came a voice down a tree,

“I’ll get you both out of this mess.”

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“The answer is simple, you need to be brave,

Keep going, walk on, don’t look back.

The forest will feed you and shelter you too.

You will find that for nothing you’ll lack.”

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So the two little pigs changed direction at last

As they chose to live and be free.

Their salty tears dried on their pink rosy cheeks,

Ever after they lived happily.

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At last they found it!

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The story ofĀ The Two Little PigsĀ continues:

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Oh no!Ā  Poor piggies šŸ˜¦

Join us tomorrow to see how the story ends šŸ˜€

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At last the pigs found it, the place of their dreams,

Their home with the farmer they loved.

But their joy was short-lived when they saw what she did.

Just in time her true face was revealed.

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“What’s wrong?” asked a magpie who watched with her mate,

“Tell us what makes you so sad.”

“The farmer,” said one pig with tears in his eyes,

“We thought she was good but she’s bad.”

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“Ah yes,” said the magpie, “we’ve seen it before.

She’s lovely to piggies like you.

She keeps them well fed and happy and fat

Till she sends them to him, two by two.”

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Then the two pigs met a golden stag deer

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The story ofĀ The Two Little PigsĀ continues:

Oh my goodness!

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Then the two pigs met a golden stag deer,

He was strong and as tall as the sky.

“Please, oh please, help us find our way home!

We’re afraid if you don’t we might die!”

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“Well done,” said the deer, “you’ve made your escape,

Now hide where he can’t see you.

If you go that way, I’m telling you true,

In no time at all he will find you!”

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Again the pigs ran and they stuck to their plan

To go home where they felt safe before.

But the butcher came too, now he realised he knew

Just exactly where they headed for.

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Soon after that the pigs met a hare

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The story of The Two Little Pigs continues:

Oh no! šŸ˜®

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Soon after that the pigs met a hare

Who watched them with his gentle eyes.

ā€œPlease, oh please, please help us get home,ā€

They pleaded with sadness and sighs.

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ā€œItā€™s not very far,ā€ the hare softly said,

ā€œBut it seems to me backward not forward.

If you must go back, go left past the shack,

But I think you had better turn westward.ā€

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The pigs did not heed the advice received,

They were young and too green to be wary.

Not looking back, they went left past the shack,

Close pursued by the angry and hairy.

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Before long the two pigs met two robins

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Before long the two pigs met two robins

Sitting atop a green bush.

ā€œHelp us please, to find our way home,

We canā€™t stand here long so please rush!ā€

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ā€œI wouldnā€™t do that, oh no, oh no,ā€

The robins were both in agreement.

ā€œYou should look for a place of your own,

Unless you want more of this treatment.ā€

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The pigs were confused but could not wait,

The butcher was still close behind them.

The big bad butcher still huffed and still puffed,

Still annoyed that he still couldnā€™t find them.

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The two little pigs soon met a fox

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The two little pigs soon met a fox,

They disturbed her sleep as they had to.

ā€œHelp us please, to find our way home,

We donā€™t know the way but hope you do.ā€

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The fox sat up slowly, looking confused,

ā€œYouā€™re not from round here,ā€ she concluded.

ā€œThe word you use is wrongly applied

To a creature so cold and hard-hearted.ā€

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The pigs hurried on as fast as they could,

Resuming their quest for sanctuary.

The butcher was tired but he kept on

In determined pursuit of his property.

The two little pigs met a heron

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The two little pigs met a heron,

A wise and dignified bird,

ā€œHelp us please, to find our way home,ā€

And she listened to every word.

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ā€œThatā€™s not what Iā€™d do,ā€ said the heron,

ā€œIf I had a dilemma like yours.

If I were you Iā€™d get off by myself,

Donā€™t get stuck behind closed doors.ā€

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The butcher was near so the pigs ran on

While the heron tried to distract him.

He paused for breath, returning her gaze

And she prayed he would never catch them.