Little by little, strength fades from my body,
This world is coming, aging and heavy.
Now, we must not lie idly, spitting on fate,
For wasting away is no longer our state.
My parents cultivated gardens, healed the land,
Their homeland was Motherland, as they’d planned.
I, too, sowed seeds in the earth where I stand,
And loved to reap the fruits...
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