Pick a Future
The sweetest wine has the best grapes,
enjoyed by the wealthy and fortunate,
forgetting the picker’s labor and sweat
drinking my hard work, fearing the worst
hope to be fast and pick more,
as I work to provide I become a man,
for their age and illness
keep me on my toes,
work and hope to drink
the wine of my own hard work,
open a book and never return.
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