Crazy Daisy Poem by Stephen Katona

In good humor and imaginative.

Now that I'm calm, I wish you no harm. Perhaps if you knew, I was scared too. The thought of your dog's bite, Gave me such a fright. Please don't scream, beautiful write great 10+++++++++++++++++

(cont) ..TO MyPoemList. but....herbivore? i've heard that also, but i THINK i've also heard of cows eating cow afterbirth/placenta. maybe the farmer needs to give them more grain? ? bri :)

Amazing phrase is expressed from memory. Sometimes being afraid of is a common thing. There is no need to fear. Giving smile with affection and cheerfulness is wise ever. This poem is very brilliantly penned..10

in your Poet's Notes: friend, they (twice) and child do not seem to 'add up' to me. i'm just sayin'...... Ha ha. i 'love' the cow's message, though she is PROBABLY lying. in fact she probably never spoke THOSE words. hers probably were: Moo, moo, mewww. Muh, maaa, moo. Whouooooooooo! Moo, moo, moooh. MOOOGH! ! ! . DID YOUR POEM HELP YOUR FRIEND(S) ? ? (cont.)

A beautiful poem dealing with childhood notions like getting scared by seeing a cow, nurtured through out life. Congrats on poem of the Day.

Give me a smile as you pass, I'll be busy chewing grass. And if our eyes meet, Just think of something sweet.../// beautifully penned

cute and clever poetry

Very peaceful is a paddock full of cows. A lovely write. I adore nature. Great too, for anyone with a fear of moo.

Better communication among people fosters better understanding. This will remove misunderstandings. Thanks for sharing. Congrats.