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January jumps about	A
in the frying pan	B
trying to heat	C
his frozen feet	C
like a Canadian	D
	-
February scuttles under	E
any dish's lid	F
and she thinks she's dry because she's	G
thoroughly well hid	F
but it still rains all month long	H
and it always did	F
	-
March sits in the bath tub	I
with the taps turned on	J
Hot and cold cold or not	K
Has the Winter gone	L
In like a lion out like a lamb	M
March on march on march on	J
	-
April slips about	A
sometimes indoors	N
and sometimes out	A
sometimes sheltering from a little	O
shower of bright rain	P
in an empty milk bottle	O
then dashing out again	Q
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May she hides nowhere	R
nowhere at all	S
Proud as a peacock	T
walking by a wall	S
The Maytime O the Maytime	M
full of leaf and flower	E
The Maytime O the Maytime	M
is the loveliest of all	S
	-
June discards his shirt and	U
trousers by the stream	M
and takes the first dip of the year	V
into a jug of cream	M
June is the gay time	M
of every girl and boy	W
who run about and sing and shout	A
in pardonable joy	W
	-
July by the sea	X
sits dabbling with sand	Y
letting it run out of	Z
her rather lazy hand	Y
and sometimes she sadly	X
thinks As I sit here	A2
ah more than half the year is gone	L
the evanescent year	V
	-
August by an emperor	E
was given his great name	M
It is gold and purple	O
like a Hall of Fame	M
I have known it rather cold	B2
and wettish all the same	M
	-
September lies in shadows	C2
of the fading summer	E
hearing in the distance	D2
the silver horns of winter	E
and not very far off	E2
the coming autumn drummer	E
	-
October October	E
apples on the tree	X
the Partridge in the Wood and	U
the big winds at sea	X
the mud beginning in the lane	P
the berries bright and red	F2
and the big tree wildly	X
tossing its old head	F2
	-
November when the fires	G2
love to burn and leaves	H2
flit about and fill the air	R
where the old tree grieves	H2
November November	E
its name is like a star	I2
glittering on many things that were	E
but few things that are	I2
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Twelfth and last December	E
a few weeks away	J2
we hear the silver bells	K2
of the stag and the sleigh	J2
flying from the tundras	K2
far far away	J2
bringing to us all the gift	L2
of our Christmas Day	J2

George Barker

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