Pulling Cotton

Pulling Cotton Written: by Miracle Man September 8, 2021 Pulling a 14 foot sack, with energy most spent, through evening clouds, at the sun I’d glint Wiping sweat, at the end of the row I’d squint, I wasn’t entirely broke but was severely bent. Don’t tell me about the good old days—I lived them. Tom
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