Short Sacred Cow Poems
Short Sacred Cow Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Sacred Cow by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Sacred Cow by length and keyword.
Last curtain call
Who knew the exact time and how
The day came for my play's final bow?
The span was compact
I ran for just one act
The encore - now as sacred cow...
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Categories:
sacred cow, courage, death, hindi,
Form:
Limerick
Sacred Cow
You made a lot of promises and vows
As much sincerity as Chairman Mao
But fools like me do believe
Drunk like a New Year’s Eve
Broken faith betrayed by a sacred cow...
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Categories:
sacred cow, betrayal, faith,
Form:
Limerick
After the Smoking
Here I sit, one year later;
no more smoking, lungs are clear.
I have more new habits now;
one is lots of good, cold beer.
Food is now my sacred cow;
what's for dinner, here and now.
Am I happy ? Well, heck no ;
all my flesh has turned to dough.
Clothes don't fit; way too small ;
buttons popping ; zippers stall.
Trading one vice for another;
is truly just one great, big bother.
Do I smell food in the kitchen ?
Now my nose is really twitchin'....
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Categories:
sacred cow, angst, funny,
Form:
Rhyme
Passed Down With Interest
A precious penny for your thoughts,
for five a good cigar.
Prevailing wisdom up in smoke
to regale the nearest star.
Keep abreast of Smith and friends,
but true friends we disdain.
As eager birds beat frantic wings
in sunrise search for gain.
A moron's gold soon disappears,
no noontime meal is free
Roll every penny and they're yours,
on that we all agree.
Shopworn phrases from the past
still speak to here and now.
It's amazing still how money talks-
that final, sacred cow....
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Categories:
sacred cow, funny, history, nostalgia,
Form:
Verse