Season

 1 Spring|        all around to sting the rich and poor.~The queen bee,
 2 Spring|  bending poor and the parading rich -~The youngsters of light
 3 Spring|       but to well how loud the rich can curse; ~But now from
 4 Spring|       Bleberis, ~Blab that the rich but drink each day and know
 5 Spring| carriages, the downfall of the rich, ~Think that each idler,
 6 Spring|      day stoops low before the rich,~And scorns the simple boors
 7 Spring|     days. ~The children of the rich join with the village kids; ~
 8 Spring|   things. ~The children of the rich, too, get their bottoms
 9 Spring|        O you sweet hams, O you rich sausages and pork, ~We almost
10 Spring|     make your daily meals less rich, ~Then surely you will have
11 Summer|      ills torment the luckless rich? ~Why does untimely death
12 Summer|        and go. ~"Here we both, rich and poor alike, shed childhood
13 Summer|    spreading good manure ~That rich nutrition gives to the exhausted
14 Summer|        first to bow before the rich. ~Of lords you spoke the
15 Summer|    think all is grace that the rich men admire, ~And that all
16 Autumn|        in with steaming food: ~Rich pork and sizzling steaks,
17 Autumn|      friend, ~I had no fear of rich or of high-ranking men. ~
18 Autumn|        The delicacies that the rich enjoy so much. ~"As I looked
19 Autumn|      nausea. ~You know how the rich fools would have derided
20 Autumn|       parasites, who daily eat rich food, ~And strain into your
21 Autumn|    frigid moon. ~There'll be a rich supply of sausages and meats! ~
22 Autumn|      his mother's breast. ~The rich in silks, the poor in rags,
23 Autumn|     properly. ~Yes; babes both rich and poor all mess themselves
24 Autumn|      born.~Whether born to the rich and tucked in feather beds,~
25 Autumn|        hail me as a fool;~Both rich and poor alike defame the
26 Winter|      foe of God cries that the rich rob him, ~And that they
27 Winter|     happen in this world. ~The rich cannot be rich without His
28 Winter|     world. ~The rich cannot be rich without His providence; ~
29 Winter|       And having summoned all, rich lords and lowly boors, ~