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The Farmer’s Wife
by Norm Olson
We left the plow there in the field
Where Dad died that April day.
We sold the horses and the cows
And gave the pig away.
We begged our Mother to go with us,
But she begged us there to stay.
And we found her holding the dinner bell
And buried her in May.
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