I heard the worm glug by my ear; I've seen grass seeds thrust their spear; I've felt the pelt of late spring deer; I've smelled the smell of rabbit fear. I saw the worm thrust on the hook; I've searched the glitter in the brook; I've sensed the dampening cool of boot; I heard clear songs of midnight trout. I've eaten of cow and frog; I've feasted on fowl and fig; I've gobbled the flesh, gnawed the bone, And ingested the rascally pig: I'll eat the flesh I'll suck the bone I'll die alone I'll feed the worm.