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1 | {\c&H00ffff&}Provided by explosiveskull{\c}\Nhttps://twitter.com/kaboomskull |
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2 | {\i1}Tuesday,\NJanuary 1st, 1856.{\i0} |
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3 | {\i1}Fair and very cold.{\i0} |
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4 | {\i1}This morning,{\i0} |
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5 | {\i1}ice in our bedroom\Nfor the first time all winter.{\i0} |
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6 | {\i1}The water froze\Non the potatoes{\i0} |
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7 | {\i1}as soon as they were washed.{\i0} |
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8 | {\i1}With little pride,\Nand less hope,{\i0} |
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9 | {\i1}we begin the new year.{\i0} |
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10 | {\i1}On the porch\Nafter sunup,{\i0} |
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11 | {\i1}I could hear the low chirping\Nof sparrows{\i0} |
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12 | {\i1}in the hedgerows that are\Nnow buried in the snow.{\i0} |
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13 | {\i1}Dyer has maintained\Nthat with good health,{\i0} |
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14 | {\i1}and a level head,{\i0} |
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15 | {\i1}there is always\Nan excellent chance{\i0} |
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16 | {\i1}for a farmer willing to work.{\i0} |
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17 | {\i1}He feels he can never fully\Nrid himself of his burdens.{\i0} |
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18 | {\i1}And I'm certain that because\Nhis mind is in such a bad state,{\i0} |
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19 | {\i1}it affects his whole system.{\i0} |
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20 | {\i1}He told me\Nthis morning{\i0} |
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21 | {\i1}that contentment was like\Na friend he never gets to see.{\i0} |
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22 | You're late with the milking. |
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23 | She wasn't suffering. |
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24 | And you? |
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25 | {\i1}Since our acquisition\Nof this farm,{\i0} |
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26 | {\i1}my husband had kept a ledger\Nto help him see the year whole.{\i0} |
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27 | {\i1}This way he knows what each crop{\i0} |
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28 | {\i1}and field pays\Nfrom year to year.{\i0} |
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29 | {\i1}And Dyer has asked me\Nto keep a diary of matters{\i0} |
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30 | {\i1}that might otherwise\Ngo overlooked...{\i0} |
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31 | {\i1}From tools lent out\Nto bills outstanding.{\i0} |
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32 | {\i1}That I have done.{\i0} |
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33 | {\i1}But there would be no record\Nin these dull and simple pages{\i0} |
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34 | {\i1}of the most passionate\Ncircumstances{\i0} |
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35 | {\i1}of our seasons past.{\i0} |
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36 | {\i1}No record of our emotions\Nor fears.{\i0} |
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37 | {\i1}Our greatest joys.{\i0} |
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38 | {\i1}Our most piercing sorrows.{\i0} |
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39 | {\i1}With our child,{\i0} |
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40 | {\i1}it was as if I'd found\Nmy bearings.{\i0} |
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41 | {\i1}But I too rarely told her\Nthat she was our treasure.{\i0} |
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42 | Would you like to try? |
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43 | Like this, papa? |
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44 | That's it. |
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45 | {\i1}She often seemed\Nseparate from us,{\i0} |
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46 | {\i1}as if she was working at\Njust fitting in where she could.{\i0} |
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47 | They saw his brothers\Nand sisters |
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48 | and they were\Nthe mouse's family... |
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49 | {\i1}There is something\Nso affecting{\i0} |
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50 | {\i1}about mute and motionless grief\Nand illness{\i0} |
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