His hands are the color of the very ground he keeps,Deep-creased and toughened by decades of grit.But there is a gentleness in how he handles a seed—As if he knows that tucked inside that tiny huskIs the bread for a neighbor and the hope for a year.
He is the first to arrive and the last to leave,A quiet titan standing against the horizon,The foremost keeper of the life we all share.A first-rate farmer doesn't just grow a crop;He grows the future, one careful row at a time.
He speaks a language of silt and season,Reading the clouds like a heavy, shifting map.While others see a drought, he sees a challenge;Where others see a weed, he sees a storyOf how the earth fights to stay wild.
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