Ron you have a marvelous and unusual sense of humor, I love it.

Ron, this musk have taken a bit of thought to write with such marvelous humor. And the number one reason Musk circle is to make someone the butt of their jokes? Not really. I imagine the pheromones from a wild bovine are enough to make one nauseous. Well at least there is nothing fishy about this poem. I wish you love and peace my friend. Jon Michael

I appreciate the "musky" wisdom that you have shared through your verses here, Ron. Thank you for sharing your wit and humor. Love and peace,

Regis

~Ron~
Hilarious and well ~ aromatic !!
Vivid the verses to a watery eye !!

Lady Mary Ann

Musk from a bottle should
do the same *Ron* without
dealing with the oxen!

But such a refreshing write
to enjoy such an adventure!

Lady Vivian

Interesting what you have done with the word Musk, Ronald. When I was a child I vaguely remember a perfume with the word, Musk. I wonder what it smelt like or whether the users understood the word and all that it means. Cheers

that's how they attract their females
ever see what a Male Moose does for a cow heard?
He lets his urine build up
then releases it into a big urine puddle
then he rolls in it head to tail
the females go gonzo beans...

Mammalian Bovidae
Vickie

Nicely done, Ron.

a kool write Ron most enjoyable reading
stay up wind from musky smells
Peace be with you

William

A playful scent filled, flavorful write! Oh! How the mind wanders!
With respect,
Carol Phelan Aebby

Musk Oxen form a circle facing outward with the calves in the middle to protect them, kind of a "circle the wagons" thing. As for musk ox aroma....I don't know...you raise an interesting question.

Well written,

Chip B

Yet there is a perfume called "Musk". I guess we just can't get enough!

Love ya!

Jane

Happy I've not had the experience.

Ah, The smell of musk...when I was young. Enjoyed Ron!

Always,

Deborah

Oh this is funny, how daring one would
be and I do believe we venture on to do such
things just to do them!~

Enjoyable read Ron as always...

Love and Light
Lily

Ron, this is super! Your introduction starts us on a spirited note, and this cascade of couplets is jauntiful and expressive. It gives us olfactory delight and start. I like the ease with which these words set out the vision of the smell. You mix them both in a pleasant punch for the nose. Extra special word choices I find in here, Ron....beginning with "...sweet fragrance straight from hell." That sets the tone that is nicely followed with "...rubbery kind we adore." I find "...that valley,/that men search for." not only tasteful and romantic, but a beautiful way to say what you are meaning here. "...your butt to the wind" is gleeful. The only suggestion I have is that I think removing the comma after musk and omitting the word 'it' in the last line, makes for a smoother finish. Great poem, Ron!! ~~ Diana

To each his own, I think that is how the saying goes, Ron.

Might I add one caution to your humorous write.

Beware if you the Musk Ox's rear do stare,
for if they ever backwards move
it's their arse end you'll horifyingly and forever glare

Cheers,
Dan

Musk stinks, but then again so do you...maybe you should try a bath before someone says to you, PEW...;-)e

very enjoyable Ron
budd

I never sniffed a musky ox, I don't expect to sniff one
but I can tell you anyhow I'd rather sniff than stiff one.
But, yes, that valley that men search for and adore has pheromones galore...and musk more.

Nothing like a good ol' playful romp with nature to start the week end. Enjoyed this.