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Macaque

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Macaque

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There's a philosopher I once met

He showed me many things

He told me things of the world

His face was unusual-

But it could tell a story-- with rich

Detail... In rich detail

Sometimes eating

Sometimes eyes closed

There was always the face

Of his knowledge of things

He never spoke-

He needed not to

He needed not to

He sits in a zoo in North America

Has no other in his habitat

He's originally from west Africa

West Africa

West Africa

West Africa

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