My Heart Bleeds for the Small Hands that Carry Load.
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The sun still sleeps when I start my day
Water I play with, cold, my hands clay.
I clean and wash and wash and clean,
Till not one speck of dirt, by Missus seen.
The sun still sleeps when I start my day
The ear-splitting machines make their way
For me to yoke and assist them in their feat
Till I get tired of the never ending beat.
The sun still sleeps when I start my day
Loads weigh me down, no words I say.
Load of my family I carry on my shoulders
Who’ll free me from back breaking boulders.
The sun still sleeps when I start my day
Weaving fine threads for fine carpets to lay
Believe, finer the carpets, when tiny fingers play
Non-stop knotting threads- now would you call that child’s play?
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