Wine Come Quote by Elaine Khosrova
““COME, BUTTERCHURN, COME Buttermilk to the wrist, butter to the elbow; Come, butterchurn, come. Buttermilk to the wrist, butter to the elbow; Come, butterchurn, come. There’s a glug here, there’s a glack here; There’s a glack here, there’s a glug here, There’s something better here than you’d expect, There’s something better than wine here. Come, butterchurn, come. The thrush will come, the blackbird will come, The mist will come from the hill, The cuckoo will come, the jackdaw will come, The father osprey will come. Come, butterchurn, come. —traditional Irish song for churning””
About This Quote
Source Traditional Irish Folk Song, 1900s
The song celebrates abundance and natural cycles, inviting joy and community.
In simple terms: Celebrate abundance and nature.
Key Takeaway
Participate in communal gatherings.
Themes
culture
nature
celebration
community
Mood
joyful
earthy
celebratory
Type
song
poem
folk
When to use this quote
- festivals
- family meals
- seasonal rituals
- music events
Key Concepts
folk tradition
rituals
symbolism of harvest
Questions to Reflect On
- What symbols represent abundance?
- How can you bring this spirit into daily life?
A Different Perspective
Lyrics may be obscure to modern listeners.
