![]() |
|||||
| © Copyright 2005 Poetry4.com |
|||||
| 560. Coffee He sat alone amid his crops No sun to guide his way home Perspiration dripped from his weathered forehead Muscles so tired that they felt like stone Each day started as they always did Darkness no stranger to those who till A simple meal prepared for mobility Goodbye kisses each day’s greatest thrill The thirst for the taste of his coffee Created by those someplace far away Gave him the ability to support his family And the dream he’d meet them one future day Unlike those who profited from his crops He knew that riches belonged to mankind’s greed So in spite of them he smiled as he traveled home Gold has no value for those with no need |
|||||

