Ode To A Cow Quilt

 There was one more 

Cow Quilt 

from the 

Bovines of the White Moo-o-o-o-tains Exhibit

I wanted to share.

Ode To A Cow

by Gail Komasa

 comes printed with a poem

from 

Old Farmer's Almanac 1936

The words cheered me up 

and made me smile.

I hope they do the same for you :)

 ODE TO A COW

When life seems one too many for you

Go look at a cow

When the future's black and the Outlook blue

Go look at a cow

For she does nothing but eat her food,

And sleep in the meadow entirely nude,

Refusing to fret or worry or brood

Because she doesn't know how.

Whenever you're feeling bothered or sore

Go and look at a cow

When everything else is a fearful bore,

Go and look at a cow

Observe the gentle and placid air

Her nonchalance and savoir faire,

Her absolute freedom from every care,

Her imperturbable brow.

So when you're at the end of your wits,

Go look at a cow

Or when your nerves are frayed to bits,

And wrinkles furrow your brow;

She'll merely moo her gentle way,

Switching her udder as if to say:

"Bother tomorrow! Let's live today!

Take the advice of a cow."