Slung on his shoulder is a handle half way across,
Tied in a big knot on the scoop of cast iron
Are the overalls faded from sun and rain in the ditches;
Spatter of dry clay sticking yellow on his left sleeveAnd a flimsy shirt open at the throat,I know him for a shovel man,A dago working for a dollar six bits a day
And a dark-eyed woman in the old country dreams ofhim for one of the world's ready men with a pairof fresh lips and a kiss better than all the wildgrapes that ever grew in Tuscany.
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