Not So Green
The pollops, they have many arms,
But do not use them to cause harm.
Basking in their gold sun's light,
They prefer to run, not to fight.
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They stay within their territory,
They have a natural enemy.
Leaf-munchers want them, want to eat,
Scraggly creatures run on feet.
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So out into the black they spread.
Some with wonder, some with dread.
But with other races they must vie,
The galaxy's a crowded sky.
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Aliens with fewer limbs,
Aliens with greedy whims.
Aliens are everywhere,
Bringing war and much despair.
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But the pollops peaceful, they endure.
For they are plants, and plants are pure.
So under light of many suns,
The pollops stand, and do not run.
