Season

 1 Spring|    You, O beloved bird, never eat fancy foods. ~You care not
 2 Spring|     Be brave and never skimp; eat any noisy thing. ~Eat, if
 3 Spring|  skimp; eat any noisy thing. ~Eat, if you will, to your good
 4 Spring|    health, that piebald bug. ~Eat lady beetles, vain grasshoppers
 5 Spring| grasshoppers and mean flies; ~Eat ever crawling ants and all
 6 Spring|       grain and urges them to eat;~But when someone of us
 7 Spring|     we were sent here just to eat, drink, and sleep! ~But
 8 Spring| intend that the remiss should eat; ~The loafers and truants
 9 Spring|       only reason why we must eat daily meals, ~God willing,
10 Spring|     health. ~So let us gladly eat our lean and tasteless mite, ~
11 Spring|   sown. ~Yes, you but gape to eat ham, sausage, veal and pork, ~
12 Summer|      loaf, sleep too long and eat too much. ~But here we simple
13 Summer|       too, when it is time to eat, ~With his satanic words
14 Summer|   without strong manure could eat his bread and cake.~What
15 Summer|       men are e'en ashamed to eat ~Their meals prepared in
16 Summer|    And we again had things to eat of many kinds. ~Still later
17 Autumn|         And there to cook and eat lukewarm or steaming soups. ~
18 Autumn|  These riches now we cook and eat each blessed day.~You there,
19 Autumn| expect that they ~Should bow, eat and behave as lords and
20 Autumn|  watched them much - how they eat, and drink and dance.. ~
21 Autumn| abused -~Though oftentimes we eat but watered crusts of bread, ~
22 Autumn|     vile parasites, who daily eat rich food, ~And strain into
23 Autumn|       and cured. ~Again we'll eat and drink in good Lithuanian
24 Autumn|    poor heads. ~Many a day we eat insipid, tasteless meals, ~
25 Autumn|   since God told all of us to eat,~So eat we must that we
26 Autumn|     told all of us to eat,~So eat we must that we may stay
27 Autumn|       and that corpulant sow;~Eat to your precious health
28 Autumn|      folk of meager means ~To eat but ham and pork as soon
29 Autumn|    into a tramp. ~Boy, as you eat and drink, fail not to be
30 Winter|   edge and there they lie and eat. ~O mighty winter, pray,
31 Winter|     kind of food we'd have to eat each day, ~If there were
32 Winter|     but sodden, sour swill to eat, like swine. ~"And how would
33 Winter|    all the same, as long as I eat meat.~So why begrudge poor
34 Winter|      we ere long will have to eat e'en rats and owls." ~Prickus
35 Winter|      And smoked sausages they eat, and ask for more. ~Then
36 Winter|      And where you learned to eat your ugly frogs and toads?" ~"
37 Winter|     pork, praise highly as we eat;~And sausages, prepared
38 Winter|   much of new, good things to eat. ~"But without Thy aid,