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Harvest Time, By: David Browne

September 10, 2024 by David Browne

Harvest Time, By: David Browne

I can see through you, weather, whether you like it or not.
I know you know the tractors are in the fields tomorrow as I can see you
editing your plans, hoping to use up some left over rain from last week.
You need to pull your socks up and whilst you’re at it
get some nice new ones with elasticated tops.
One’s that tractors can rely on.

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