Poor cow
A poem by Rex Tyler (rex@cooksdelight.co.uk)
Source: www.cooksdelight.co.uk


I'm sorry the Organic Movement want to put their spoke
Into the world of pithing, watch them as they choke
Inserting metal wires into the brains of children who
Happen to have 4 legs and a tail and sometimes MOO
It's not my understanding, and I just wish that they
Would keep out of the abbatoir's for in Heaven all will pay
For those poor sad souls departed
Who surely cannot be
In worse a state than hoisted
On some shiny chain gantry
Stunned and kicking wildly
One's last gasp full on pain
Sucked of all the vital life
Never to roam again
Soon the sad purveyors
Most, holier than thou
Will cut and chop and scythe and slice
The poor sad sentient cow
If pithing is an option
Upgrading methods cost
A great deal
Well I truly feel
For the sisters I have lost.