Throwing The Bull Poem by Stanley Cooper

Throwing The Bull



The astronaut heading for outer space
Past the Man in the Moons sun-lit face
Won’t have time to give it a wink
He’ll be past the moon before he can blink

That famous cow who jumped over the moon
To hitch a ride would be most opportune
For this space-ship was headed this moon-lit day
Where most cows could excel, The Milky Way

But the cow got no offer to ride on this trip
There wasn’t room on this crowded space-ship
The passenger section was totally full
With a creatures expert at throwing the bull

Wednesday, March 5, 2008
Topic(s) of this poem: moon
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Chuck Audette 13 March 2008

Hey Stanley, fun one! You might enjoy my poem 'my mistakes on becoming an astronaut'. Although I don't know if it's as far 'out there' as your poem is! -chuck

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