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Cow eyes

Tracy Mcfayden 1965 (Hull)

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Eyes as deep as pools of chocolate,
Licking your nose with your large tongue,
Large ears stuck on the sides of your head,
Stood chewing the grass in the field,
You look docile and sweet,
Wanting to stroke you I walk forward,
You turn and look,
Gasping backing away your a .... bull,
Time to run.

About this poem

I love cows and often go to a village where the cows are roaming free some will come to you to be petted. The bulls however are kept in a field.

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Submitted by Alwaysskint on September 10, 2021

Modified on April 20, 2023

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Quick analysis:

Scheme ABCDEFGHI
Closest metre Iambic tetrameter
Characters 287
Words 55
Stanzas 1
Stanza Lengths 9
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Tracy Mcfayden

I'm 56 single mum to two 20+ lads. I used to craft and make jewellery but due to rheumatoid arthritis I had to stop. In 2020 when i was forced to stay home due to being immunosuppressive I was bored. One night having flash backs about the day I had to put my dog to sleep I started getting all these thoughts so wrote it down and it became my first freestyle poem and those words still come. I have my book simple poetry waiting to be published as an ebook on kobo and I am nearly finished with my second one simply poetry. I love horror movies especially zombie, I also believe in the spirit world and used to read tarot cards. I love dogs and have a Jack Russell called butch. more…

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