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Daisy was a bossy cow How she loved to rule the herd The other cows detested her Yet they dared not moo a word Daisy would moo and moo all day Whilst the other cows chewed the cud She gave her loud opinions Whilst the other cows landed the stud One day Daisy met up with the local bull He really was a handsome chap She fluttered her eyelashes for she was on the pull But her bossy ways were a handicap The bull mated with all the other cows Poor Daisy’s nose was put out of joint He hated her attitude she was very rude Yet she still tried to argue the point The louder and louder Daisy mooed Made the other cows back away The bull turned on his heels and left the field And left Daisy alone eating hay Now Daisy was the farmer’s oldest And as bossy as the farmers wife He knew for the sure the old cow was the coldest Sure they both gave him tons of strife So when the butcher came to town To bargain for cheap cows all around The farmer smiled and sent them both on down Let the poor butcher figure which old cow to drown! My 900th poem I wanted it to be a fun write 100 in a row #9 Sponsored by PD Linda 12~19~15
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