Can you finish the poem... My love, she is a purple cow...?

Question

I can't remember the middle of the verse, but it ends, I'd rather see than be one!

Answer 1

My Love, she is a purple cow,
Bright are her eyes
And pure her brow,
And, oh! how she can cook


I never saw a purple cow
And never hope to see one,
But I can tell you here and now,
I'd rather see than be one.

Answer 2

Purple Cow Poem

Answer 3

There use to be a diner called The Purple Cow in Scranton, Pa. In the '50s my grandmother and I always at there after shopping at the Scranton Dry Goods. There was a poem on the wall in the diner:
My love she is a purple cow.
Her life's an open book.
Her eyes are blue,
Her heart is true,
And oh, how she can cook.

Incidentally, I don't see how a poem can start with "my love's a purple cow" and end with "I never saw a purple cow". That is not logical, and I suspect two different poems have been confused.

Answer 4

The Purple Cow was a coffee shop in the Jayhawk Hotel in Topeka, Kansas in the 50's. The poem was on the wall.

Answer 5

'I've never seen a purple cow, I hope to never see one. But if I see a purple cow I'd rather see than be one.' "

Answer 6

My love, she is a purple cow.
she grazes like a beautiful dove
if i were the bird that flys above her
i would rather see than be one

Answer 7

My love, She is a purple cow.
behind Her, rest's My rusty plow
the tractor, released a big KAPOW.
if, You'll excuse ME I'll go milk Her now.

Answer 8

her name is sal..................... i cant remember the rest

Answer 9

hahahahahahaha.... corny question!!!