A Horny Moose

the saga of Jessica and her moose . . .

 

 

 

 

 

Jessica, the cow

was wooed by a horny moose

(just a bit obtuse)

Jessica was not impressed

and the moose left, quite depressed

 

 

 

Author's Note

Graphic credit: "Look" magazine cover, found in Google Images

Reviews

[Aubrai]

This is quite universal. It doesn't happen only on this animals! XD

[Joyce S. Greene]

Sad, but true, Aubrai. We don't always get what we want! Thanks for reading and reviewing my poem.

[OTownPete]

Short, concise and hilarious...bravo! Your friend in words, Pete

[Glen Yumang Manese]

Quite a verse for a chuckle in this one...thanks for sharing...made my morning...

[Joyce S. Greene]

Thanks, Glen. I hope your day is a good one.

[Glen Yumang Manese]

Always...same to you...you're welcome...

[icelandicblue]

LOL- the poem and the visuals were delightful. Thanks for the smile. ; )

[Joyce S. Greene]

You're very welcome. I really appreciate your leaving behind such a nice comment.

[Clara]

Joyce, I absolutely love this!
It's so delightfully ridiculous (I love Jessica's expression).

Fantastic write!

[Joyce S. Greene]

Thanks, Lola. I thought this photo was great,too. Hope your day is a good one. :)

[Clara]

Hope yours was great too! :D

[MsJewel]

You have a wonderful sense of humor Joyce. Thank you for the smile this morning. Hugs, Julie

[Joyce S. Greene]

Thanks, Julie. I've very glad this one gave you a smile.

[Muse]

Thank you for this. You rock.

[Joyce S. Greene]

Thanks, Muse. So do you - loved your PC Blues poem!

[Baby Ricochet]

Ha! Now that's a funny piece. Great job Joyce

[Joyce S. Greene]

Thanks, BR.

[PANTHER811]

That's no bullwinkle Joyce. Choka to perfection and the visual is proof. Put a wide grin on my mug. :)

[Joyce S. Greene]

I've no idea who or what Choka is, Tom, but I very much appreciate your comment and letting me know this poem gave you a smile.

[PANTHER811]

A form of waka (Japanese court poetry of the 6th to 14th century) consisting of alternating lines of five and seven syllables and ending with an extra line of seven.

[Jack...]

Funny Joyce...Looks like Bullwinkle is out of luck again. Good job my friend.

[Joyce S. Greene]

Thanks, Jack. I really appreciate your leaving such a nice comment behind. You are a good friend, indeed. (Poor Bullwinkle. lol)