A Shepherd's Day

A Shepherd's Day by Suzanne Alexander (SA) Wee, from East then West! Seen one side then Next. Feel a beautiful day, start is laid Sjoe, from sting of Ray.This said, Baa, from Ewe - distinct face! Moor from one side at annex she graze, Aye mi smeel yummy scone buttered. Lighe nam lips whilst I muttered. Shoo, splish-splash rain came unforseen raining stairs of rods clearly seen soil exposed with heathered bole the red pigment irks the soul. Ewe, come, sinn cùm sàbhailte! to the huge bole hole, wee time, to shed. Close jist ower the way so near, baa, from rascal Mule , mi clu from ear. C' mon ye little mule so blue Safe its here by bole used as hue. The noo! Mule. He came then settled. Jack Snipe seen in marsh nestled. Far in the distance a thunderclap Meat today with pap. With money earned just a little. and hands brittle. As the rain drops snipes my face, Content I am to run , this race Yet a sadness for unfair wage But joyful not being in a cage. Day, from graft then came night Hame my manor is in sight. Safe the ewe and mule I put, aye, that'll dae. Day in tear and joy shut.