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Farm Time (29): Reverie of the night of a farm blackout

When the scent of the day fades quietly in the gray sky

Everything on the farm began to hide again

Bugs whispered in the grass

The seedlings closed their young leaves

Flowers bloom in the dark

Everything grows silently in the night

When the earth began to have memories

And that's what's happening, the cycle

Walking in the night, the farm was dark

There were no lights, and the eucalyptus factory was quiet

In the air of the farm,

There is the scent of melon fruit, the smell of eucalyptus board

Those floating smells

Reminds me of a primitive civilization in human history

On those nights when there was no electricity, the ancestors held axes

In the forests of the south, logging is taking place

At night, they raised bonfires to drive away the beasts

Cook, drink, and entertain in the light of the fire

Or a grand prayer

Pray for the blessings of those gods

Those tough times

Perhaps a hunt would be enough to cause them a fatal disaster

It is conceivable that the lives that continue to this day are so difficult

When people built houses on farms

Pole after pole was built and power was connected

The farm lit up like the sun

Those machines that were charged replaced the gods who prayed

Drove out the beasts for the people, evil

That invisible thing, that magical power

For mankind, it has brought about a civilizational change

Brings a new era

Farm Time (29): Reverie of the night of a farm blackout
Farm Time (29): Reverie of the night of a farm blackout

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