There is the OTHER version of the parable about the meek and obedient sheep in the Bible. It shows one of the wonders of the human nature.
It was expensively purchased from the common market-ground
Viciously kicking and jumping and fighting
So we deliberately let it run around
Till it comically fell panting
It was skilfully purchased from the uncommon cow-butcher
Arguing and haggling without quits
But we came ready with a joker
And he squarely fell to our wits
It was straightaway sent to the common barnyard
Where it was cleaned up thoroughly
As hooves kicked and nostrils flared
Till it grudgingly came out nicely
It was richly fed at the uncommon meadow
With suspicious eyes darting and glaring
As the cool stream did flow
Till its belly was bulging
It was gently guided to the common barn
As it was dusk and wolves came to play
But it didn’t give a cowly darn
What danger did say
In the quiet middle of the uncommon night
Stuffed runaway cow and hungry wolf met
Rebel cow did not take to flight
The wolf’s need was met
P.S.: “My sheep hear my voice”, the kind Jesus said in the normal version of the Bible.
Thank you.
I Feel Shadows 
Crike, Doc, that is the most gripping thing I have ever read about a barnyard animal. Now just to pass something back to you, I don’t think this is finished sir!
Hehehe! Trent, the wolf’s need was met. He was hungry, and his desires were filled.
Glad you liked it.
Not sure I can make a sequel out of this.
You, on the other hand, owe me twain.