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The Frog was doing his thing Hopping, Croaking, Splashing, In to any water that he could see, He happened upon This Jigsaw of black and white Morning sir, he croaked The Cow looked down, "MOOOOO" Pardon I didn't quite get that, "MOOOOVE" Your on the tastiest grass Below your webbed feet, "Sorry sir," Didn't wish to stomp on your Lunch with my feet, So he hoped along, as Frogs do Then turned around, Hopped his best, speed built up Leaping with all his might, Over the Cow, Then gracefully on to his feet, "Cow turned" Whhhat are you doing little thing, As the Frog Replied, I was seeing if I could Jump over you Why? Would you do such a thing, Well mum told me A Cow jumped over the moon, Yes we do Replied Cow Famously Are we for doing this, Feat never seen. "Frog replied" Riibit, well I just jumped over you So now I an the best jumper it seems, Confused, *Thinking, Laughing, Out loud with a MMOOooo You aren't a better jumper than me, We will see little Frog said With that he did a Bounce, Hop, Jumped, Over the Cow once again it seemed, Now it is your turn As Cow looked on nervously So he hooved his feet 1, 2, 3, With that he tried "FAILED" Lost his balance, And in to another's Cow pat His face did meet. Now the cow was not only Black & White But now he was Covered, & Smelled, Like poo, embarrassed Was he The Frog did laugh Ribit, Ribit, Ribit, Loud and clear, Cow looked at frog, Now Cow do you see, Never believe what you hear, Until you see it with your own eyes, This is what my mother read to me, And with that, Frog bounced off happily.
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Sep 11, 2014
Sep 11, 2014 at 7:19 AM UTC
The Cow And The Frog
The Frog was doing his thing Hopping, Croaking, Splashing, In to any water that he could see, He happened upon This Jigsaw of black and white Morning sir, he croaked The Cow looked down, "MOOOOO" Pardon I didn't quite get that, "MOOOOVE" Your on the tastiest grass Below your webbed feet, "Sorry sir," Didn't wish to stomp on your Lunch with my feet, So he hoped along, as Frogs do Then turned around, Hopped his best, speed built up Leaping with all his might, Over the Cow, Then gracefully on to his feet, "Cow turned" Whhhat are you doing little thing, As the Frog Replied, I was seeing if I could Jump over you Why? Would you do such a thing, Well mum told me A Cow jumped over the moon, Yes we do Replied Cow Famously Are we for doing this, Feat never seen. "Frog replied" Riibit, well I just jumped over you So now I an the best jumper it seems, Confused, *Thinking, Laughing, Out loud with a MMOOooo You aren't a better jumper than me, We will see little Frog said With that he did a Bounce, Hop, Jumped, Over the Cow once again it seemed, Now it is your turn As Cow looked on nervously So he hooved his feet 1, 2, 3, With that he tried "FAILED" Lost his balance, And in to another's Cow pat His face did meet. Now the cow was not only Black & White But now he was Covered, & Smelled, Like poo, embarrassed Was he The Frog did laugh Ribit, Ribit, Ribit, Loud and clear, Cow looked at frog, Now Cow do you see, Never believe what you hear, Until you see it with your own eyes, This is what my mother read to me, And with that, Frog bounced off happily.
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a goat encounters a lion. normally the lion sees the goat as food. instead The Lion offers shelter warmth theo goat offered protection awkward that a four-legged hooved animal could protect the queen of the jungle protection together they stood both natural leaders both immature in the ways at the time neither wanted to back down from the other but that's what made it work despite the goats dexterity and natural stubbornness in his ways the lion SAT and ate with the goat. years and years they feast upon the golden ducks they collected at the rivers which they traveled odd as combination is professionals know that that is not even a combination amongst the food chain but fore a while they dined peacefully. the lion roared bloodthirsty the goat while being the loner the leader willfully back down from the lion scenario has a goat beat a lion. The goat couldn't bear the lion parting ways the goat be that as it may just wanted his own way but the goat has to learn sometimes the best win is to back off not every wall is meant to be broken especially that of a lion and her pride so the lion beautiful as ever smirked as if we were the prey and the goat knowingly put his head inside her mouth I'll let you tell it
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Mar 18, 2015
Mar 18, 2015 at 1:16 PM UTC
a Capricorn and Leo Wow
Strutting to a saunter slow Hooved and tamed three ponies go.
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Nov 29, 2015
Nov 29, 2015 at 8:35 AM UTC
Three Ponies
They always said curiosity killed the cat. Rat-ta-tat-tat. Insignificant, curly shavings of thoughts slap the pink cerebral walls, Porous with confusion and intellectual growth. Experience. Plump veins intricately woven between billowing realms of data developing, destroying, at an electrical pace Pulsing hollow answers like a motherless hooved heart ******* venom from Daddy’s fingertips Menacing raindrops On the tin roof over the shelter where too much dust collects And Mr. Potato head and his family slowly disintegrate On a day where the sky split and tears dropped out and all of those **** pillows Just couldn’t catch them. Wringing a grey water cloth From the aquatic fabric we’ve always dreamed of consuming Or sleeping under and over and in between.
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Jan 5, 2012
Jan 5, 2012 at 7:43 PM UTC
Pulse
I am a sheep wrought with steel wool that’s coarse and painful to the touch It erupts anything that touches me into a throng of agitated skin disease So I habitually avoid anyone and anything that nears me with my terrified animalistic eyes For fear of watching some curious creature bleed because of me and my dangerous idiocy However as a sheep with sheep tendencies I can’t help but follow after the herd of my family From a distance; trotting over trodden grass that’s easier on my hooved feet Than other paths that are less traveled, more dangerous and more interesting Instead staring at my family’s tail ends with an envy too poignant for my age As they baa and cackle and coo over their own amusements and mutual understandings And I find myself wishing woefully that I wasn’t just a sheep with steel wool But a ferocious wolf, independent and beautiful; merely hiding within an ugly costume
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Jul 1, 2013
Jul 1, 2013 at 1:30 AM UTC
Sheep
Gunga peas calypso Madly in my cooking *** gradually I pour canned coconut milk into the swirling flavors of cilantro, garlic and onions Staring into the rich brown stew I can see my Mother grating coconut meat and hand squeezing the milk like teats from a cow (Too much work for me) creating a traditional coconut rice and peas dish She was raised on a farm in St. Elizabeth, Jamaica early hours, rugged, hard labor were natural for the family which included nine siblings Pauline was a kind big hearted Soul with ample soft ***** perfect for children to lay their heads upon and skin that always seemed to smell of curry Burnt sienna Indian complexion wavy black river hair and colorful patois accent painted a portrait cavorting over the dandy, rolling goat hooved hills of Jamaican village peasantry The Moravian church of England formed beliefs woven inextricably through the fabric of her simplistic innocent existence our Mom instilled a love of God in us that was pure and hearty "Sonya stop your daydreaming" my Mother's clarion voice interrupts my avid reverie "Bumba!" I cry aloud "I haven't had bammy in eons" Quickly my fingers Google Another tasty native recipe chock full of memories and cassava root
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Nov 20, 2014
Nov 20, 2014 at 10:27 PM UTC
Gunga Gal
a dream of fantastic horses there were red horses. white horses and spotted horses. horses so black they shimmered crow-like in the morning. pouring across the plains of sleep, thunder horses, lightning horses, horses swimming in floods, dying in deserts. horses wading withers deep in snow. knife-hooved, prarie-eyed, mountain-thighed memory horses, lathered up unsaddled, strung out like ribbons in the wind.
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Aug 16, 2010
Aug 16, 2010 at 3:16 PM UTC
a dream of fantastic horses
the tree rises in the dark fine needles, like fingers forming in the love of the womb like hay hooved back into the stable in the spring spring. summer. No one can imagine the warmth; a different warmth. sun warmth. animal warmth. Curled up in winter, we nestle into a different warmth. we huddle together like a litter of mammals for heat in the nights of the storm we feel Gods watching us with fiery anger and flowing loves we see the streetlights like pathetic fires sprawled out across the valleys where the mist sets in the day and the sky consumes at dusk the house is haunted but we shake the old bones' hands, we sing and dance and shout, red in the face, red in the blood, the heart, we give the ghosts flesh so they may sit with us, so we may love and cherish and laugh so we may sleep safely wrapped around one anothers limbs the great sprawl of humanity awake again for the touch of winter warmth.
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Dec 24, 2014
Dec 24, 2014 at 9:14 AM UTC
Give them flesh, winter warmth
Bari waxaa jiri Two garments both alike, indignantly In the shoe closet Where we lay our seen Star-crossed lovers can't hold a candle To Abti Sock and Mamo Sandal A Bonnie and Clyde of sorts Fugitives of the fashion police Not a season anywhere Can they live together in total peace Not too hot Not too cold Can't get wet And they're always old I can not wear them in the Fadhi I can not wear then on the Salli I can not wear them eating beer I can not wear them anywhere Mamo, Where'd you find this shabby sham Who lives beneath the sole of man She answered on demand “Waxaan daganahay, Habo macaan, Cag walba oo noo banaan ” Adna Abti, Where would you say Did your luck finally come into play Finger shaking, he proclaimed “Horta, wax kama galin gabaryahay, Dacaskaan bass baan ka helay” 250 a.d, the style arose Egypt claimed to fit the mold A two pronged slipper hooved their people To pair in hot climate They made it legal Actually it was the first That Abti came from Mamos birth I guess you can say they always were Two of a kind, they naturally occur
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Jan 29, 2019
Jan 29, 2019 at 1:47 PM UTC
Abti Sock and Mamo Sandal