“Hee hee” said the cow,
“Woo hoo” said the hen
“Hurrah!” said the sow
And the sheep cheered again.
“He did it!” they cried
As they skipped and they ran,
“Farmer’s eyes opened wide,
And he became vegan!”
And it’s true! It’s happening again and again!
Click here for some wonderfully moving true stories of animal farmers who awoke to the reality of what they were doing and completely turned things around 🙂
Violet's Vegan Comics 
LOL I’m no veg*n, but this sure is one heck of a poem 🙂
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Thank you 🙂
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A wonderful poem and a truly inspiring, educational article. I wish many more turned to their conscience in this horrific reality.
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It does give you hope that things are moving in the right direction 🙂
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This is so cute!! I love reading your posts, especially ones that have poetry!! ^_^
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Thank you so much 😀 I’m so glad
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Wow this is awesome, what wacky fun, with such a tough subject. thanks for blogging this, best wishes and blessings, Charles.
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😀 thanks Charles, so glad you liked it. Did you check out the link? There are some very encouraging stories there 🙂
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No, it was to late, but will go back to it over the weekend. My wife is a great meat eater, I used to be a vegetarian, mainly because meat was so expensive, but no eat meat again, but feel vegan-ism has a wonderful heart. Out here it is hard to follow, because there are almost no restaurants which have anything on the menu that is vegetarian, let alone vegan. Strangely the Banting diet is all the rage here, and many restaurants have a few Banting options on the menu! Best wishes and blessings, Charles.
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Thanks Charles 🙂 did you get a chance to look at those farmers’ stories over the weekend? I’m going to go back and read them again as I was only able to skim them quickly last week. They certainly give one hope 🙂 Best wishes to you.
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Hi Violet, I read and listened to these three pieces, and yes they are inspiring, it makes one at least wonder, how far one goes in ones decision on becoming vegan, my friend Debby for instance is thinking about going back to being a straight vegetarian, as she finds she can’t go any where to eat, even friends, as they will not cook for vegans, so she has become a person almost shunned by society, for doing something selfless and good! For instance in my case is it worth taking the risk of spoiling a great marriage, over this? I believe it is correct, my wife is increasingly mad at me. Beast wishes and blessings, Charles.
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Hi Charles, it is very strange that people react aggressively to a person’s decision to go vegan but I think it’s because deep down, maybe even on a subconscious level, they know you are right and don’t want to face the truth. There are some very hard truths to face and I think a lot of people block it with denial. And if they are feeling guilty (without knowing it) they will be angry if they think someone is judging them – which is what they think when you tell them you’re vegan. But good people understand in the end, we just have to be patient. Everyone gets there in their own time. The important thing is that, when it is your time, you don’t let other people stop you. And even if it’s inconvenient, if it’s right, it’s right 🙂
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Yes, its difficult in a meat eating society like ours here in South Africa, my wife really loves her meat, her chocolate and me, so I am a lucky fellow, and maybe one day we will go vegan. Best wishes and blessings, Charles.
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Thanks for the link. I still eat fish and need to reconsider.
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Glad you found it interesting, there are some great stories there aren’t there? 🙂
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Yes. It’s amazing, actually.
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So beautiful! Cute!
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Thank you 😀
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I love your art and poems 🙂
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Thank you so much 😀
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