The meaning of the Walnut and the Almond

I would say that this "Dost thou" person does not seem to have spent enough time with walnuts to really get to know them. maybe if he had simply talked to them a little bit more, and help to nurture them. all would be well. But, as it is, Dost Thou lives in the plains. And those plains people are strange folk who tend to keep friendships with almonds.
Walnuts and Almonds never got along in that day and age. And people that kept relation ships with walnuts did not get along with those who kept relationships with almonds, and vice versa.

We never really discussed this nut question fully, did we?

I would imagine there's a reason for that. They're both nuts. As was Kipling, I mean:

These are our regulations --
There's just one law for the Scout
And the first and the last, and the present and the past,
And the future and the perfect is "Look out!"
I, thou and he, look out!
We, ye and they, look out!

Barking. Completely fucking barking.

[i]Where the East wind is brewed fresh and fresh every morning,
And the balmy night-breezes blow straight from the Pole,
I heard a Destroyer sing: "What an enjoya-
ble life does one lead on the North Sea Patrol![i]

Singing warships. I ask you.

Inability to italicise. I ask you. Sub-Rudyard.

Kipling was to Warhol what corn pudding is to meatloaf.

Contrast and Compare.......

Kipling goes well with Warhol?