All Comments on 'bovine road side'

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Maria2394Maria2394about 20 years ago
a load of what??

well, it isnt bull..this is so freaking unique, how could I not love it?? one teeny thing though, you start the poem out, using "me" and then in one spot you say he told *us* that kinda punked with my head... :)

but still, I love a good cow poemy, any day of the week

( what IS The diff twixt hay and straw? it all looks like grass to me)

WickedEveWickedEveabout 20 years ago
moo poetry

I think I've had a cow obsession ever since I read the far side. Remember all those cow cartoons? Now I think cows are just the most amusing creatures alive. Thanks for the cow poem.

SeattleRainSeattleRainabout 20 years agoAuthor
moo dreams

Hay is cut and dried grass

Straw is cut and dried stems of stuff like wheat and oats.

Hay is for eating

Straw is for sleeping

Hay is better for romping around, not as pickery unless you are into that kind of thing.

Eve, I have cow nightmares. They are always pushing me around with those big slimey noses. They talk. And they never like me.

AnonymousAnonymousabout 20 years ago
my morning smile.

Seattle - this is such fun, great stuff.

YDDYDDabout 20 years ago
A getaway for Gateway?

What kind of computer do you have? Perhaps that is the source of your dreams?

A strange and unusual poem with a dreamlike or altered reality quality.

It reminds of a style mingling of Annaswirls/2rivers, or Denis Hale/smithpeter.

It contains the better elements of them all.

A very nice read over coffee. - Thank you

LeBrozLeBrozover 17 years ago
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Such a tale should not surprise anyone who's seen a Chick Fil A commercial.

LeBrozLeBrozover 17 years ago
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This poem was mentioned in Wednesday's New Poems Reviews, in a picking from Lit's archive of over 30,000 poems.

LeBrozLeBrozabout 17 years ago
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This poem was mentioned in the Archival Review thread, in a picking through Lit's archive of over 35,000 poems.

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