No Grass Poem by John Carter Brown
No Grass
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No grass, no cows, no beef
no protein in the leaf;
no lamb, no pork, no meat
no steak for us to eat.
'So what? ' you say to this
'They're not that much to miss;
I'll get my needs from cheese -
hang on, we're needing these; '
'I think I get the point
there'll be no Sunday joint; '
No grass, no cows, no meat,
no people in the street.
(Written Aug 2018)
Monday, January 28, 2019
Topic(s) of this poem: humour
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