Season

 1 Summer|     had seen utensils made of wood, ~Just think of it, I too
 2 Summer|       From stakes and logs of wood they fashioned their idols, ~
 3 Autumn|       have to truck the manor wood,~And the next day you might
 4 Autumn|      to steel bast, logs, and wood. ~Of course, many a time
 5 Autumn|      gains. ~Whenever I stole wood, or any other thing, ~Nay,
 6 Autumn|      many a trip for stealing wood. ~I beam with pleasure when
 7 Autumn|     built up a goodly pile of wood, ~We take it load by load
 8 Autumn|      so you see, the theft of wood requires good sense. ~It
 9 Autumn|  fools who, by their stealing wood, ~Or smuggling bundles of
10 Autumn|       to be but ugly piles of wood and straw. ~When you look
11 Winter|       Too, e'en the beasts of wood of late have disappeared. ~
12 Winter|    beasts ~Snatch ewes at the wood's edge and there they lie
13 Winter|       about to raid the royal wood,~Bring you many a ham and
14 Winter|    linden trees and rare hard wood~Or, slaughter sinfully the
15 Winter|     trunk into small kindling wood, ~And shove it in the stove
16 Winter|    consumes a lot of kindling wood, ~When we warm up the house
17 Winter|   each day, ~If there were no wood to burn and no helpful fire. ~
18 Winter| fireplace,~Nor pile on it dry wood or things that can ignite. ~