A tempting offer, I can see my circumstances now. Chained to the turning arm of a winch, pushing all day and night alongside a donkey following suit.
A bucket hangs from my neck catching precious blood and tears falling in the effort to grind corn, the desperation to keep my Visa buoyant.
From time to time you pass the creaking slots in the timber my ceiling, your flooring. Guests know of no workshop below, only the wondrous refined flour, famous for it's shade of bright coral due to the master's blood spilling toil
Could l be sponsored to operate this grisly machine? Could l return to the Jane Hotel on Thursday evenings to party with my fellow 'flour monkeys'?
This silent monologue raises it's finger gently to your lips. Please don't worry, i'll always be at your mercy. If ploughing is my duty, l will attend to my 'cash-in-hand' job for as long and with all the vigor you demand
My experience so far sewing that fresh field with seeds begs to be hired overtime. Before the harvest floats down the inside of your thigh for the final time this night abides.