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The Calves Are Everywhere

The Reverend Shepstone? Really!
The fence consumes the gourds!
They dip with their calves
They are all skinned together with their mothers.
Kleke in the meantime moves around with a stump,
The Reverend gingerly pulls at his beard!

He shouts “Go to Hell!” to me!
I did not attack but asked him nicely,
He takes no notice of me,
He knows the truth,
The Reverend is a man among men;
The calves have scattered everywhere.

Notes

The original language version may be found here
http://oldpoetry.com/opoem/show/117584

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