ladys bedstraw
Chewing on a filbert
Pondering and fingering
Lazing on her bedstraw
The lady thinks of love.
Of basting and of baking
Of dutious lovemaking
Of listening to tedious tales
The lady thinks of love.
A pomander of lavender
that she is loathe to squander
A noble book for reading
A cherished gift of love.
No more the hills to wander
She would be forced to launder
The lady thinks of duty
And the lady thinks of love.
She meets a fox awalking
No masculine asquarking
There’s freedom on the hillside
The lady thinks of love.
Her soul is priceless to her
Although her Lord might screw her
She decides upon her freedom
And the lady thinks of love.
For love’s a heavy burden
Unnecessary boredom
When you hear the call of freedom -
Go follow it my love!
Dave Carr
Sun 11th Jul 2010 18:05
This is a great poem.
I see foxes a lot and I can't help admiring them although we've had our fallings out.
Dave