farmer

Welcome back to Dawn. The rich tells you it's easy to get rich. All you have to do is work hard. But the poor tells you otherwise. They are working hard. They've worked hard. They've seen people work hard all their lives but still die poor. So they resolve to grace and the destiny of geography and family. The man tells you it's hard to be man. As man you do not live your life for yourself. Welcome back to Dawn. The rich tells you it's easy to get rich. All you have to do is work hard. But the poor tells you otherwise. They are working hard. They've worked hard. They've seen people work hard all their lives but still die poor. So they resolve to grace and the destiny of geography and family. The man tells you it's hard to be man. As man you do not live your life for you. You live for others. You are assured that's for others. Your life is nothing but sacrifice. Like a charming lamb whose every step draws you closer to the altar. You die at 27 but buried at 72 they say. But the women tells you otherwise. They tell you they suffer more. They tell you they do not have the freedom neither do they have the opportunities that the men have. And the society. The society often blames successful women for failing at marriage. Little do they know that most men have nothing to offer apart from money. The money she already has. The farmer tells you about the lack of rain. The soil is dry and rocky but the driver prefers it. More rains means more flood which is bad for his car tires. But we often do not know the importance of rain until it's time to grow our crops. We often do not know the importance of sun until it's time to dry our clothes. Everyone who's married forgets how hard it was to choose. Habitualism. They think it's easy to find a girl. To find a man. But how about a home? How about a home? I guess we are all conditioned to see only as far as our experiences and reality allow. To think as much as we understand. To act according to our thoughts. Welcome back to Dawn. The rich tells you it's easy to get rich. All you have to do is work hard. But the poor tells you otherwise. They are working hard. They have worked hard. They have seen people work hard all their lives but still died poor. So they resolve to grace and the destiny of geography and family. The men tells you it's hard to be men. As men you do not live your life for you. You live for others. You are assured as for others. Your life is nothing but sacrifice. Like a charming lamb whose every step draws you closer to the altar. To die at 27 but buried at 72 they say. But the women tells you otherwise. They tell you they suffer more. They tell you they do not have the freedom. Neither do they have the opportunities that the men have. And the society. The society often blames successful women for failing at marriage. Little do they know that most men have nothing to offer apart from money. The money she already has. The farmer tells you about the lack of rain. The soil is dry and rocky but the driver prefers it. More rain means more flood which is bad for his car tires. But we often don't know the importance of rain until it's time to grow our crops. We often don't know the importance of sun until it's time to dry our clothes. Everyone who is married forgets how hard it was to choose and be chosen. They tell you it's easy to find a girl. To find a man. But how about a home? How about a home? I guess we are all conditioned to see only as far as our experiences and reality allows. To think as much as we understand and to act according to our thoughts. Welcome back to Dawn. The rich tells you it's easy to get rich. All you have to do is work hard. But the poor tells you otherwise. They are working hard. Who is that now? Who is that now? Who is that now? Who is that now? Who is that now? Who is that now? Who is that now? Who is that now? Who is that now? Who is that now? Who is that now? Who is that now? Who is that now? Who is that now? Who is that now? Who is that now? Who is that now? Who is that now? Who is that now? Who is that now? Who is that now? Who is that now? Who is that now? Who is that now? Who is that now? Who is that now? Who is that now? Who is that now? Who is that now? Who is that now? Who is that now? Who is that now? Who is that now? Who is that now? Who is that now? Who is that now? Who is that now? Who is that now? Who is that now? Who is that now? Who is that now? Who is that now? Who is that now? Who is that now? Who is that now? Who is that now? Who is that now? Who is that now? Who is that now? Who is that now? Who is that now? Who is that now? Who is that now? Who is that now? Who is that now? Who is that now? Who is that now? Who is that now? Who is that now?