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This entry was posted in Photography, Poetry and tagged haiku. cows, humour. Bookmark the permalink.
I’ve always wondered what those bovines do out there in the meadow, especially on a nice sunny days!
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Now you know 😉
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Having just returned from an evening with my writers’ group this really made me laugh! 🙂
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I can imagine, Mary 🙂
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Great haiku 😀 and so true!! Those cows, very cuddly looking, no pun intended!
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They do look a bit that way,, and lovely characters too 🙂
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🙂
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Ha! I have to admit to being a cud chewer on occasion!
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Nothing wrong with that on occasion 🙂
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Loved it. A bit of lightheartedness is wonderful for the soul. 🙂
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Much needed too 😀
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They “udder” all kinds of things. 😉
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That’s dreadful, Laura 😀
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hehehe
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😀
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Nothing wrong with chewing things over a bit.
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Not a thing 🙂
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Reminds me of summer days on the farm, herding cows. Best days of my life.
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I can imagine. 🙂 These ladies are free to roam the moors.
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Must be something like “chewing the fat.”
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I believe so, Marilyn.
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If chewing cud is chewing regurgitated food (blech), I’d rather “chew the fat”.
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It means the same over here 😉
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Great image and very witty haiku Sue
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The image said it all, Denis 🙂
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