Sandy Hutchison,Morelle Smith, and
Lesley Harrison [below]
read at St. John's church
cafe.
Below, Joe Proskauer [right] teaches the audience a new round, helped by Roland Stiven
Followed by William Hershaw's appropriately titled Gowden Thrieds
Gowden Threids
An auld carl chappit on our door,
“Yearly, I cairry this kist:
green silk tae sow
a lown coat for spring,
bricht cramson cloth -
a dress tae dance at Lammas,
blae yarn tae knit
a scarf frae autumn’s souch,
white wool at Yuill
tae hap a shawl or shroud.
Thir gowden threids'
tae stitch the seasouns roun
William Hershaw
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