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Flower blooms -limericks
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I was surprised to read a report of Blue bulls getting addicted to opium by grazing . Although they move about in herds,it gets into the field on its own and enjoys having the good time there and then it goes berserk and destructs opium fields,This has become a big problem for opium farmers in Central India where the Blue bulls are found in large numbers.


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                          The Blue Bull (Nilgai) 

 

The blue bull  grazed on  opium blooms

  Taste for the heady flowers  unleashed looms

 Rampaging fields of  poppy in its sight

 Running tipsy and flattening farms by night

 Seeing broken stalks, farmers, now share their gloom

 

 

 

 Holley hocks are flowering

 Pink and white now blooming

 Garden  path is lighted

 Birds are chirping spirited

  Sunlight falls and leaves are shiniing

                                                                         

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 Reviews of "Flower blooms -limericks"
Reviewed by jude forese
Reviewed on March 3, 2014
nature appears to us in its glory ...

Reviewed by Ronald Hull
Reviewed on March 3, 2014
Second set of verses doesn't seem to match the first? That is very interesting about the blue bulls.

Two weeks ago we were given some Nilgai meat by a friend. It seems that they are very common here on Texas ranches and are taken by so-called hunters who like to shoot exotic animals who can't run away. Anyway, the meat was very good. I made the incorrect assumption that they were from Africa. Thanks for setting me straight.

I know that Hindus do not eat cows. What about Nilgai?

Ron

Reviewed by Jerry Bolton
Reviewed on March 3, 2014
I wish the Blue bulls could destroy every opium plant in existence.

Reviewed by Budd Nelson
Reviewed on March 3, 2014
i agree with Mr. Ed
budd

Reviewed by Mr. Ed
Reviewed on March 3, 2014
Both interesting and sad how what we humans do often adversely affects the other forms of life all around us.


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