We are not divided evenly much is left undone, ungrounded not obsolete but cast aside for awhile, seeds witheld, mouths stay wide open in anticipation for areas far and wide. A sun beats down in the hiss of drought, sound and shimmer of golden roast.
The seeds are in the sack, the plough stayed rusty in a colder land of quotas and quangos to wallow in false rotation of a divisive cycle, the cycle never hit the corn, that never grew. The farmer fed his own land and population, the dryness still ate guns and died
asking who will be leader for today as impetus for survival was the price, slave of but a few. The western plough stayed in the west and Africa remained bone dry the people remained unourished and confused what has changed…