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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
A WEATHER RULE, by ANONYMOUS
First Line: If the evening's red and the morning gray
Last Line: The lamb and the ewe will go wet to bed
Subject(s): Weather
First Line: If the evening's red and the morning gray
Last Line: The lamb and the ewe will go wet to bed
Subject(s): Weather
IF the evening's red and the morning gray,
It is the sign of a bonnie day;
If the evening's gray and the morning's red,
The lamb and the ewe will go wet to bed.
Old Rhyme.
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