Normandy kine are very fine -
All dappled, whites and blacks.
And once they've eaten pastures green
They're flat out on their backs.
Written in 1985 by Susy's mother, Joan
It's a new word on me (I had to consult Mr Google on it) but what a little gem. My kinda poetry. Did she write many more I wonder?
A nice, short and sweet poem that brought smiles to my lips.10/10. Thanks for the note: 'It's wonderful to find her words and laugh years later'-Very true!
the last line Susy breaks through my wooden smiles: -) enjoyed it.
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
Enjoyed the sweet verse. So nice of you to share your mother's thoughts.