Cows In A RowA Poem by Marie HarrisonA humorous bovine account.Cows In A Row
Fog rises from the tumbling foothills of the Smokies,
as our car rests on the shoulder of the road.
I stand at a vigil, while taking a lesson,
for future use if ever I have this accident by myself.
A herd of spotted black and white Jersey cows
stand in a row watching, as my flavor of the day,
boyfriend changes his flat tire.
His last name happens to be Cowie.
One by one, they each moo at him,
as he completes each step of this life and
death process of changing a flat tire.
While he slowly verbally instructs me in his
most assertive drill seargent voice,
watching them closely observe him,
I start to wonder, could it be they
are cheering him on?
I smile and can't help but softly giggle at his
captive bovine audience. They appear to be
earnestly watching, as if taking lessons too.
I roll my eyes with guilt, because they are
the only one's listening to the instructor. © 2010 Marie HarrisonReviews
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30 Reviews Added on June 18, 2010 Last Updated on June 18, 2010 Tags: Nature, Non-Fiction, Parody AuthorMarie HarrisonAtlanta, GAAboutMomma told me to get out and enjoy life, so now I'm going to dance. more..Writing
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