Cats cry, or may be babies
Flats seize
The heart of me
On stairs of level moors
windows clean and bottles blow
Meadows breeze, they stone the crows
In fields knees are boughed and bow
As peasants go gleaning up the rows
Corns stalks shatter and collide
In a kaleidoscope of sties
And pigs which scatter heads of corn
And all the merry month of June is born
Rising like a phoenix bright
From long summer lawns of flight
In equestrian gardens delight
The aristocracy keep the knight
At the table in the castle
For a white and sable parcel
Before him lies
A present disguised
But is this the Holy Grail?
What sunlight shifts, and cloud swirls burn
Like coffee cups
In auburn herbs
And marches of the armies come
Drum and trumpet played as one
Viola and the violin
The oboes, horns and tubas sing
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