He is a Buffalo of distinction
As he lumbers on uneven ground
He knows that he is special
The handsomest beast around
Other animals of every kind
Move away when he comes close
His step is firm and constant
But he’s as elusive as a ghost
He keeps an eye out for the ladies
And around him beaming with pride
Are his children with wide-eyed wonder
For he has taken many brides
Yes, he is a Buffalo of distinction
He fills up a camera lens
I watch for him on vacation roads
As they make those twists and bends!
Hello again friend. I enjoyed this and could picture the majestic being. I have always loved these animals. Good work! Loyd
Marilyn, You write about little things, In your poems lies the life’s ping. CP
Stunning poetic pictorial of a man, nice metaphors used to described....10+++
Very interesting poem, Marilyn. Keep up the good work.
'Yes, he is a Buffalo of distinction He fills up a camera lens I watch for him on vacation roads As they make those twists and bends! ' A moving composition. Love it.
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
He's a Buffalo of great distinction, (over hunting) almost caused their extinction Through new laws they're safe today, now i hear, their here to stay! *10*! Great read Marilyn! Friend Thad