Part One of Disulutioned

The looked toward the western sky
the night would be coming
and the cold of night
often caused a chill
which was due to the harshness
of the season.
Winter and spring were
intertwined and one leaving the other
caused us to think
that either winter would never leave
or spring would never come..
One person spoke that he wasn't
 prepared for winter and the long
casting shadow of a springish winter
found him completly lost.
There isn't enough light in day
and the night seems to last forever
he complained.
And others said why coomplain when it won't help.
Chore harder
and relax longer said one.
The more wood stacked nearer you
the less work
you have in your down time.
All the tobbacco had been stripped.
And even though it was a blessing
the cattle who were to have birth had
done so during a cold season that endored.
Pray and thank God never the less
said one. And another said then
You always thank God
I don't hear the God thanking you,
and you scare me with all that God mess
Mister what do you have to hide.
You won't game the women due to your releigon
but you wish us to be happy and straight.
When the women find favor in you it seems you chase them away.
What's up with you mister and why do
you think we should even listen to you.
The man stopped and said. Ya'll know I love the company of women,
it's just easiest for you all to
undermine my acheivments with your positions
and the clout .
Missus Marry Me
becomes
Whore Teaser around ya'll and you know it.
Exploiting people
is something you folk seem to do well,
don't make me curse might it be something then
for disccussion in my absences.
Every woman you bring in
here for me will neither do
or has done and will tell a tale of
being wronged by the certain kind.
A trick needs a script and you all
are more then happy to provide one he said.
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