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Ekalaka Public Schools

Ekalaka, Montana

Heads and Heels
by Tanner - 4th Grade

There goes the cow
Running down the trail
She was a lonely ol’ sow
So I knew we wouldn’t fail

One of us took the head
And one too the heels
My friend said
He had the tinkling feel

I told him
To just go
He told me Jim
Would toss him in the snow

I looked down
It was surely wet
Then I heard a sound
My friend needed a vet

That mean ol’ bull
Had stepped on his poor head
He looked very dull
I thought he was dead

So I let go
He was fine
But that bull was in the snow
We were out of time

That bull got away
We were fine
I just wish that bull was clay
Then we would of beat the time.
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Wild and Wooly

by Stewie - 5th grade

I saw a wild and wooly spider

he made good apple cider

the spider invited me over for dinner

and what do you know I became his inners!

Good thing I had a knife

then I ended his life

I took his recipe for the cider

and the secret ingredient is baby spiders!

I walked outside and barley got a cold

I made the apple cider and what do know it was mold

the spider tricked me and got out of my house

and I saw a retarded mouse.

When I saw it it made me pass gs

that mouse didn't like gas and had more mass

it kicked my butt

then I saw my butt in the mouth of a mutt!

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Cockeyed Cow

by Kyle - 6th grade

Let me tell you a story of a cockeyed cow

well cockeyed cow couldn't tell left from right

never knew where she was going

couldn't tell if it was day or night.

One day she was walking along

but she walked right into the sow

she was very embarrassed

every one laughed at the cock eyed cow.

she wandered off to sit down but she didn't know where she was going

so she just walked until she hit some trees

she found one

but that tree had bees.

She didn't know it at first

but she sure did by now

she ran and yelled right off of a cliff

and that was the end  the cock eyed cow.

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Sorting Cattle

by Caittin - 8th grade

Though I've done it once

it was more then enough

sorting cattle into different corrals

was sorta tough.

The cows into one spot

and the calves in the other

it's all a big mix up

'till the calves find their mother.

When it's all done and it gets dark

the calves moan

because they are scared

and the mothers groan.

When the sun comes up

and the stars are all gone

the cows and calves are reunited

in the light of dawn.

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