farmer

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I am from sweat and hard work,   from the searing heat of summer and the freezing chill of winter. I am from the horse kicked dirt, and the cattle-branded smoke blowing in the wind.  
Who can save us? A starving world, 9 billion strong.   Or rather 9 billion weak.   Bony, worn, and sunken children Countered by pink slime cheeseburgers
His skin looks old, brown, and wrinkled; scarred by the Mexican Sun; His wrinkles are a chronicle of his life-long Wisdom. His hands are rough to the touch; toughened by years of toil on the Fields;
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