Ox in the Field
Plowing horns
Mend the dirt
As silver hooves
Carve the Earth
They're working hard
But what for?
These great big bodies
Staring deep inside the Earth
Snorting sounds as they go by
Exhaling the muck from their lung
Flicking the flies away
With those wide ears of theirs
As they wander the fields night and day
Do you think they pause a moment?
Or sit solemly as they watch the clouds pass?
Do you think they know what they search?
Or should we be the ones digging the dirt?
Strange and stranger
As they contuine on
Day and day later.
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