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A Farm for Lazy People

I want to have a farm
But, for like, lazy people

I mean, I love animals
And I love feeding them
And petting them
And not killing them

Granted, that last one
Might be a problem

But are there, like
Farms where you don’t kill the animals?
There must be

I mean, you can still get milk and eggs
And wool
You shouldn’t need to kill them
On top of getting all that from them

Anyway, I digress—

Can I have a farm
Where the animals are, like
Trained to eat their morning meal
At, let’s say, two pm?

And, like, stay up until midnight?
Is that a thing?
Is that a thing
You can train animals to do?

I feel like it’s possible

Literally, the only thing
Deterring me
From owning a farm
Is the whole
Rising bright and early
When the rooster crows aspect

We had a rooster once
And I’m pretty sure my mom killed it
And told us it ran away

I mean, she definitely killed it
But I don’t remember exactly
If she bothered to explain to us
Why it disappeared

She might not have cared that much
To be totally honest with you

I would have no roosters on my farm
Because why, right?

I don’t need them

I don’t need all the animals to be represented
I’m not running an ark here

I mainly want the cute ones
Or the ones that just look at you all the time
Like you’re guilty of something
The way cows do

I love that look
Because I usually feel guilty
All the time

So the animals who look at me that way
Really seem to get
In a way other humans don’t

Also—A Farm for Lazy People
Sounds like the title of a tongue-in-cheek book
One that wouldn’t be that good
After the first chapter

Or maybe it would be good
But I just wouldn’t finish it

And maybe I’m the only one
Who would want a farm
Where the pigs are cool with eating a late breakfast
In the middle of the day
But I actually think
That would be the best farm ever


But that’s just me

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