Donkey, Hoti

My furrow’s too shallow; the farro’s gone fallow. To foul things up thorough, I can’t plant my yarrow. Can I borrow your burro? My barrow’s too narrow, my plow’s in a burrow, and I’m clouded with furor. The cargo from the borough to my sorrow’s in Fargo, but my mood might will mellow if it’s here on the morrow. ---------- 'hoti' is the phonetic pronunciation for the Greek word 'oti', meaning because, since 'furrow' is a trench for planting 'farro' is a type of wheat 'yarrow' is an herb 'burro' is Spanish for donkey