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The Pitch Fork
As you can tell our marriage life is dreary—
I despise looking at this boring portrait
Sometimes I think I was born in the wrong time period
Dull farmers clothes have never really have suited me
But my husband insisted on wearing Sunday black and white attire
And carrying a pitch fork to illustrate what a hard working farmer he is
If I were even allowed to have a word in our marriage
About something as simple as a portrait
I would have worn a bright yellow sundress and my hair down
Attempt to escape the tedious life that I really have living on a farm
I want happy smiles and my husband’s arm around me
Rather than him holding a rusty pitch fork and standing in front of me
And then maybe he would notice me.
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