Cora the cowgirl
Cora collided with the cow
before she corralled it.
Being a cowgirl of some credibility
she tended to utilize her cranium.
Collisions with cows tended to
cramp her cognition, then
she would see colorful combatants,
a comedy of cosmic combustion
before her eyes, crazy yes.
Crawling out of the coral
was critical to remaining uncrippled.
A crow sat crunching corn
on the crown of a cow,
cutesy crow, thought Cora
as she crawled closer to the
crease in the fence.
She tried to contain her
consternation while contemplating
cows and crow.
Trying to avoid coiling conjecture
but it was unavoidable considering
her collision with the cow.
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Raskin, i just have to say...
great "C" poem...you are somthin' else...i love how you do these.
ps..I just wanna be a cowgirl...something different for a change. to live on a farm, with cows...and horses, and chickens and 6 dogs...sounds so nice!
thank you for this nice write.
Linda
The Opposite of Cow Tipping For Sure
Raskin,
If I may be blatently honest...I freakin loved this little piece of runaway alliteration. I am so pleased to see others who show no fear of using multisyllabic words to make their story leap off the screen. You keep it up and I'll keep getting my groove on reading them.
Chuckling,
Pete
Thank you
It's terrible to admit but these make me laugh as I write them, all anyone hears is the tapping of my keyboard and chuckling. raskin