never picked cotton,
Like my mother did,
And my brother did,
And my sister did.
And my daddy died young,
Workin' in a coal mine.
When I was just a baby too little for the cotton sack,
I played in the dirt while the others worked,
Till they couldn't straighten up their backs.
I made myself a promise when I was old enough to run.
That I'd never stay a single day,
In that Oklahoma sun.
And I never picked cotton,
Like my mother did,
And my brother did,
And my sister did.
And my daddy died young,
Workin' in a coal mine.
come on take my bag it's yours
nicely done.. I thought about getting out my yellow tatting thread but have been too lazy.. it's buried in a storage bin under another one or two. I like this one
Gloriously detailed close-up, Maaike. I like the subtle difference in the colours as well, and you've really strengthened the composition by not tidying up the loose threads...V