Season

 1 Spring|      foods. ~You care not for our pork and spicy sausages. ~You
 2 Spring|           O you rich sausages and pork, ~We almost cry when we
 3 Spring|        eat ham, sausage, veal and pork, ~And down the good repute
 4 Spring|         They'll know the taste of pork and sausage cooked by you. ~"
 5 Summer| harvesters large chunks of salted pork, ~And therewith their uproar
 6 Summer|         fields. ~Our sausages and pork, as well as ham and cheese, ~
 7 Autumn|         with steaming food: ~Rich pork and sizzling steaks, and
 8 Autumn|         means ~To eat but ham and pork as soon as the fall comes, ~
 9 Autumn|       years with it I have sliced pork ~And sausages at parties,
10 Autumn|        Who, having eaten up their pork and sausages ~For a mere
11 Autumn|      lines ~Plauciunas' soups and pork heartily ate and praised. ~
12 Winter|           filled up with luscious pork, ~Are not content, but crave
13 Winter|   themselves with lush Lithuanian pork, ~And having round by round
14 Winter|   mixed-mass,~Cooked tastily with pork, praise highly as we eat;~
15 Winter|       stuffed with mealy peas and pork,~Forgets to thank the Lord,