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*Bluebirds under the farm bell Rejoicing in morning rain , relaxing for a spell , patiently awaiting their turn to sing a tale , sailing from house to cover on the minute without fail Gray squirrels working the oak leaves Busy , busy bees , up and down the hardwood , jumping from tree to tree , filling their tummy's with acorns in the sun drenched canopy Mr. Roseberry's smithing a plow Greasing his tractor , counting his cows Milling corn to feed his chicks Thrashing creek cane and filling the molasses licks* ...
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Nov 29, 2016
Nov 29, 2016 at 10:24 AM UTC
Morning ...
*Bluebirds under the farm bell Rejoicing in morning rain , relaxing for a spell , patiently awaiting their turn to sing a tale , sailing from house to cover on the minute without fail Gray squirrels working the oak leaves Busy , busy bees , up and down the hardwood , jumping from tree to tree , filling their tummy's with acorns in the sun drenched canopy Mr. Roseberry's smithing a plow Greasing his tractor , counting his cows Milling corn to feed his chicks Thrashing creek cane and filling the molasses licks* ...
Copyright November 29 , 2016 by Randolph L Wilson * All Rights Reserved **A molasses lick is a wood box filled with molasses with a belt on the inside that turns as the cow licks the syrup ...
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Nov 29, 2016 at 10:24 AM UTC
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