Happy Friday!
I will be honest I have spent most of today convinced it is Saturday so it is lucky I remembered it was Friday otherwise I would have forgotten to do a poetry post.
My chosen poem is a medieval poem written in Middle English but sadly we do not know the author.
Sumer is i-cumen in Sumer is i-cumen in, Loude sing cuckow! Groweth seed and bloweth meed And spryngeth the wode now. Syng cuckow! Ewe bleteth after lamb, Loweth after calve cow; Bullock sterteth, bukke farteth, - Myrie syng cuckow! Cuckow! Cuckow! Wel syngest thou cuckow: Ne swik thou nevere now! Syng cuckow, now, syng cuckow! Syng cuckow, syng cuckow, now! Anon
Happy Reading
Lady Book Dragon 
One of my aunties just told me she sings this in her choir!
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It is a great one to sing. I used to get my junior choir singing it in a three part round.
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