The document contains 12 short poems describing different bulls through metaphor and symbolism. The poems portray the bulls as scared, deceitful, displaced, broken down into parts, falling apart physically and mentally, reduced to skeletons, and rotten away. Overall, the poems use the image of bulls to represent various negative psychological and emotional states.

1. Boring Bull “ Black and white with gray skies; head hung with sad eyes; scared not knowing where one lies; screaming but no one hears its cries. “

2. Bad Bull “ This bull looks like he should be the king, but his big body and bad stance show that he's just a scared coward, pretending.”

3. Monster Bull “ This bull is full of secrets. An ugly, scared monster holding so much hate and only wanting to be loved like that abandoned child, who just wants to be hugged”

4. Clown Bull “ The 1 that always wanted to be # 1 but like that kid that always came in 2nd always wanting to be the best and seen as nothing less.”

5. Deceitful Bull “ This bull is deceitful. The body is strong, rock solid. He looks like a demon or a twisted science experiment, but his eyes reveal another story.”

6. Human Bull “ Observing this bull, I began to realize this is not a bull; it’s a human in disguise. If you don't believe me, just take a look at his eyes.”

7. Displaced Bull “ Something that doesn't belong to this place; a mind being put to waste; a body without a face; just another picture that’s taking up space.”

8. Bull Parts “ I don’t know where the lines start and begin. I just know how this will end. His body is separated into parts, with shapes and lines taken apart.”

9. Broken Bull “ All of its systems are falling apart. It has no brain and no heart. It can barely be a piece of art. It’s more like trash; a body degrading to ash.”

10. Skeleton Bull “ Nothing left but a skeleton-like body with no soul. It's played its role now; it sits empty and lifeless waiting as nature takes its toll.”

11. Rotten Bull “ Everything has a start and finish like a race; where it starts, it ends in that same place; what once was a bull is now lines in space.”