Big Ones Poem by Bridgid Patrick

Big Ones

Rating: 5.0


If women had udders
and cows had breasts
what would be shown in The Sun?
Would it be Daisy
the feisty heifer
boasting 98-100-91?

Would it be Sharon
the Croydon belle
With udder attached to her sternum?
She'd have admiring bullocks
throughout the land
though four-teated Sharon'd spurn 'em.

Would Farmer's Monthly
become a jazz mag
top shelf stuff not for sale to the nippers?
Would Playboy become
a livestock guide
a rattling good read for sheep dippers?

This fascination
for lactiferous glands
raises questions I believe worth pursuing.
Who was the first man
to milk a cow
and what did he think he was doing?

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
James B. Earley 03 March 2008

Clever indeed my friend! Thanks for sharing.

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Ted Sheridan 24 April 2007

What a great laugh this was. I am married to a woman...who could if she wanted years ago opened a milk farm......for infants. LOL.

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Esther Leclerc 16 March 2006

This poem is an udderly hilarious ride through Gland Land and its (m) ilk - love it! ! !

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Scarlett Treat 16 March 2006

Off the wall funny! Great slant on the mammary fascination. Scarlett

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