lady tencowsA Poem by Ed Hartvediolady tencows
they laugh, 'a woman's worth one cow' she halt by her father's hand and mawmaw's cross-eyed bull was well worth less bold-tongued, opined about the length of thatch and how the sun peers in our hut to make the day a longer day and me more of laughter's fool
but she can read the stars and mix a brew to tend the night and tether sorrows with arms that know the length of love
they watch her on the path blinking at her broad-brimmed hat while she standing at the edge of all we know, scatters words ten cows i gave for her ten cows was all i had © 2017 Ed Hart |
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Added on April 4, 2017 Last Updated on April 10, 2017 |

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