[posted by risa]
Rhymes to hang in Bertha's Barn
May you have a good sowing
And a gallant crop;
May your weeds never begin,
Your flowers never stop;
May your radishes be bright,
Your new potatoes succulent,
Your leeks all gentleness,
Your roses truculent;
May your gourds be generous,
Your berries luscious;
All pallor your turnips,
And your beets all blushes;
Your clover emerald,
Your lilac pearly;
Your late apples sweet,
And your sweet corn early.
Marie de L. Welch
--from A Sense of Humus, Bertha Damon, 1943.
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