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    The poem tells the interconnected story of a lady's hat that flew away in a stormy day and the people and animals connected to how it was eventually found. It follows the hat from being lost by the lady, to being found by a cat, and then traces back through the connections of the cat's owner, a dog that bit the owner, and additional animals and people all linked in a chain that ultimately relates back to the stormy day when the hat was lost.

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    The poem tells the interconnected story of a lady's hat that flew away in a stormy day and the people and animals connected to how it was eventually found. It follows the hat from being lost by the lady, to being found by a cat, and then traces back through the connections of the cat's owner, a dog that bit the owner, and additional animals and people all linked in a chain that ultimately relates back to the stormy day when the hat was lost.

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    The Lady's Hat: By: Stephanie Masalta

    Uploaded by

    stephanie456
    The poem tells the interconnected story of a lady's hat that flew away in a stormy day and the people and animals connected to how it was eventually found. It follows the hat from being lost by the lady, to being found by a cat, and then traces back through the connections of the cat's owner, a dog that bit the owner, and additional animals and people all linked in a chain that ultimately relates back to the stormy day when the hat was lost.

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    the lady’s hat

    by: Stephanie Masalta

    The lady’s hat flew away because


    of the stormy day

    There was a cat


    Who found the lady’s hat
    That flew away because
    of the stormy day

    There was a lad, so


    handsome and tall
    Who owned the cat
    That found the lady’s hat
    That flew away because
    of the stormy day
    There was a dog that hates to play ball
    Who bit the lad so handsome and tall
    Who owned the cat
    That found the lady’s hat
    That flew away because
    of the stormy day

    There were some worms that helplessly crawl


    To eat the fruit that smells like menthol
    Which was thrown by the child oh so small
    Who pet the mouse that lives on the wall
    Who loves the dog that hates to play ball
    Who bit the lad so handsome and tall
    Who owned the cat
    That found the lady’s hat
    That flew away because of the stormy day

    There was this big bird, as big as a yawl


    And saw those worms that helplessly crawl
    To eat the fruit that smells like menthol
    Which was thrown by the child oh so small
    Who pet the mouse that lives on the wall
    Who loves the dog that hates to play ball
    Who bit the lad so handsome and tall
    Who owned the cat
    That found the lady’s hat
    That flew away because of the stormy day

    A big tree fall


    That killed the big bird as big as a yawl
    And saw those worms that helplessly crawl
    To eat the fruit that smells like menthol
    Which was thrown by the child oh so small
    Who pet the mouse that lives on the wall
    Who loves the dog that hates to play ball
    Who bit the lad so handsome and tall
    Who owned the cat
    That found the lady’s hat
    That flew away because of the stormy day

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