You can lead a horse to water,
Though barely-there might be the bother:
To see it drink, the risk saddles despair;
You may venture even to leave it there
For lack of further frisk or waiting.
Yet prudence takes patient care
To know just what animal you’ve been gaiting—
I’m sure-as-sold it’s in a book somewhere:
‘Seahorses don’t drink Perrier, father;
They breathe it whilst sipping the air!’
—for JK, KJ and KR
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