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Cows, bulls mmad Ali
and calves since Muha-
are we But we're and the greatest
not tame as you would I'm free I'm the meanest
see If you tried to bring a milk- right, I'm wild, I'm proud and
ing pail up to me I'd flatten you out as flat as could be That's
Tip: The shape of the poem represents the horns of the animal. The poem is read from top to bottom on the left side and then bottom to top on the right.
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