Now
we’re huskin’ uv the corn,
Pleasant autumn labors;
Men
an’ women, gals an’ boys,
Willin’ friends an’ neighbors.
Barn
is like a fairyland,
With the lights a-glowin’;
Red
ears captured now an’ then
Keeps the fun a-goin’.
Maidens
huskin’ here an’ there,
Lot’s o’ good ears missin’;
Can’t
expect much out o’ them,
They’re too busy kissin’!
Red
ears skurcer’n turkey’s teeth,
Disappointment smother;
When
you find one slyly pass
It frum one to ‘tother!
Huskin’
corn an’ tellin’ tales
Red ears make completer;
Blushin’
cheeks an’ reddened lips
Are a hull lot sweeter.
Clear
the floor now, Bill an’ John,
Rougish eyes are glancin’;
Git
your home-made fiddles out,
Gals are fit fur dancin’.
“Forward
two, an’ forward four.
Shassay down the middle!”
Never
mind if ev’ry string’s
Busted on the fiddle!
Coffee,
beans an’ punkin pie
Apple jack an’ cider.
Douse
the lights, we’ll see ‘em home
Mary, Jane an’ Ida!
Nov.
11, ‘10
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