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March 25, 2016
And rich green pastures seen all around,
thankfully, by climate change unaffected.
And Easter goslings on view leaving the nest –
the cutest one with a white vest detected.
And around the corner, the same black lab,
still sat on his trampoline, smelling the air;
a bit of a celebrity, though quite unaware.
His bold head thrown back, without a care!
And young lambs happily gambolling
beneath the Cotswold Hills,
and the Racing fraternity still talking,
of this years Festival thrills.
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