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Farmer Joe
The farm house creaks in agony as time goes on
Farmer Joe knows this house has seen better days
The swirl of loneliness sounds like a hay bale that no cows will eat
The rock bottom of October never will smell of sweet cinnamon again
The farm went up in fierce flames
The sadness of Joe breaks in the smell of rain clouds
Rain pours down from the sky like a rocket off to space
Joe closed his eyes as he roared back at the thundering skies
Joe could only sit there and watch his farm smoke
Then like a fairy off to neverland, buzzing starts to fill Joes ears like music
“If you turn hope on high, you’ll see spring flowers and feel a bright warm sky” Joe could hear someone yelling from a distance.
Joe shoots his eyes open and sees his farm rebuilding in front of him
And Just like that….
If you turn hope on high, you’ll see spring flowers and feel a bright warm sky again
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I have a lot of friends who farm and I know they would be very sad without them.