Swinging Along
Swinging along singing a song
Was a lass wearing a pale blue-bonnet
It was a beautiful day, the month of May
Her bonnet had flowers on it
The flowers were pretty it was a pity
The girl was on her ownsome
She didn't mind she wasn't the kind
She never felt sad or lonesome
The birds in the trees sang harmonies
A barn owl hooted with laughter
A dog passing by, gave a poodle the eye
She wasn't sure what he was after
A pig gave a snort he would report all this jollification
To a judge that he knew he was a gnu
A little above his station
At the end of the day, there was nothing to pay
The judge thought the pig's suggestion
To summon anyone for having fun
Was completely out of the question
Copyright © Shirley Hawkins | Year Posted 2020
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