The lion
That broke its backbone
Now hides in a leopard's cave;
The leopard
That broke its one leg
Now lives on the leftovers
Left by a python;
The python
That dislocated its bottom jaw
Now stays in a tiger's den
And the tiger
That witnessed all these scenarios
Now seeks an advice from a fox
The fox,
Still cunning at counseling,
Succinctly puts its report:
'All these happened unexpectedly
As a result of lack of planning.
So, before foreseeing a meadow
You better ally with a sheep in advance,
That would shield you from the old adage:
If pushed down by misfortune,
Even a tiger will eat grass'
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