How now brown cow? The deliberate use of anachronistic language underscores the nonsense of talking to a non-existent animal. I think the conversation could continue with the exchanges between speaker and No Cow becoming more and more preposterous. I enjoyed it. While the four lines feel fragmentary, they are fun.
Posted 11 Years Ago
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11 Years Ago
Thanks John. I think you have a good idea: the poem could continue. Never thought of it. Glad you.. read moreThanks John. I think you have a good idea: the poem could continue. Never thought of it. Glad you enjoyed reading it. Shalom, David
i wish i could see the look on the face of the first person... this write mooooved me to hysterics and then became a horse of another color. very nayborly of you to write such a playful piece for all to share. nicely done!
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11 Years Ago
Thank you so much, quinfinn, for your zoological review! very clever. so glad you laughed at this .. read moreThank you so much, quinfinn, for your zoological review! very clever. so glad you laughed at this silly little bovine ditty. I would make another point, but it's... uh... moot... Sincerely, David
Thank you so much, Yan. I do try to make the rhythm even. But somes i make it off-the-beat; that i.. read moreThank you so much, Yan. I do try to make the rhythm even. But somes i make it off-the-beat; that introduces tension which can be resolved by getting into rhythm again. thanks for your kind words. --David
I congradulate you on writing like this. Not many would. When I first saw the title, I thought,"Hmmm. This might be like that poster in history class." The poster in question reminds us of government. "Fascist- the government takes the cows and shoots the owner." So glad this wasn't the topic. You should write more. I would definitely read them.
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11 Years Ago
I am so glad you liked this so much. And i am even more glad that my poem wasn't like your school p.. read moreI am so glad you liked this so much. And i am even more glad that my poem wasn't like your school poster! i hated school! have a great day and thanks again. --david
Wow, the way you play with words in this one is very impressive ! Playful, yet super smart! I like it !!! thanks for sharing!
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11 Years Ago
So glad you like it. Thanks so much for telling me. I hope to read many more of your poems! --Dav.. read moreSo glad you like it. Thanks so much for telling me. I hope to read many more of your poems! --David
How now brown cow? The deliberate use of anachronistic language underscores the nonsense of talking to a non-existent animal. I think the conversation could continue with the exchanges between speaker and No Cow becoming more and more preposterous. I enjoyed it. While the four lines feel fragmentary, they are fun.
Posted 11 Years Ago
1 of 1 people found this review constructive.
11 Years Ago
Thanks John. I think you have a good idea: the poem could continue. Never thought of it. Glad you.. read moreThanks John. I think you have a good idea: the poem could continue. Never thought of it. Glad you enjoyed reading it. Shalom, David