Luyện nghe bài hát The Blind Men and the Elephant

Six men of
To much inclined
went to see the
Though all of were blind
That by observation
Might his mind
Satisfy his mind, satisfy his
Six men of
To learning inclined

Well the First approached the
And happening to
his broad and sturdy side
At began to bawl
"God me!
But this Elephant is very a wall!"

And the Second, feeling of the
Cried, "Ho! what have we
So very round and and sharp
To me 'tis mighty
This wonder of an Elephant is very a spear!"

All of were blind
All of were blind
Six men of
To learning much

The Third approached the
And to take
The squirming trunk his hands
Thus boldly up his
"I see," he
"The Elephant is very a snake!"

Then the Fourth reached out an hand
and about the knee
"What this wondrous beast is like
Is plain," quoth he
"'Tis clear the Elephant is very like a tree!"

And the Fifth who chanced to the ear
"Even the blindest man
Can tell what resembles most
Deny the who can
This marvel of an Elephant is like a fan!"

And the no sooner had begun
the beast to grope
Seizing on the swinging
that fell within his
"I see," quoth he, "the Elephant is very a rope!"

All of them were
All of them were
Six men of
To learning inclined
To learning inclined

And so men of Hindustan
Disputed loud and
in his opinion
Exceeding and strong
Each was partly in the
but all in the wrong

So often wars,
The disputants, I
Rail on in utter
Of each other mean
And prate about an
Not one of has seen!