Cow Friends Poem by Marilyn Lott
Cow Friends
Have you ever had a friend
Who just happened to be a cow?
Out in the field of hay
Along with a slow moving plow?
I’ve never seen a cow at any time
Who wasn’t passive and sweet
Calmly chewing her cud
Oh, yes, I love all cows I meet
Sometimes they are in groups
Perhaps several babies are in tow
They’re gentle and pleasant to see
Their lives seem to easily flow
Another thing I enjoy about cows
Is that they have a certain style
Contented is what a cow is
They always give me a smile
So next time you’re in the country
Step close to where the fence begins
And just spend a little time
Making lovely memorable cow friends!
i like this. it's simple and lovely. cows are strangely content for their lot in life.
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
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4/24/2024 12:29:46 AM # 1.0.0.1119
When I was little, the size of a cow (especially up close) was terrifying. But now I long to have a cow friend..there are some just across the road. Sometimes I go near just to have a glimpse; they are always contentedly gnoshing. Thanks for this poem which perfectly describes the peacefulness of a cow.