πΎ The Faces Behind Your Food β A Farmerβs Morning ππ

I wake before the world stirs, before the city breathes π. When the streets are silent and the only sound is the wind whispering through the trees π, I am already awake. While most people are deciding what to eat for lunch π₯, my hands are deep in the soil, planting, tending, and caring for life that will feed someone I may never meet π±π₯.
I donβt wear a suit πΌ. I donβt sit behind glass walls β. My office is the open sky, my desk is the earth beneath my feet, and my uniform is a worn jacket, dusty boots, and skin kissed by the sun βοΈπ’. Every line etched on my face tells a story β frost that burned the crops βοΈ, droughts that stole entire seasons πΎ, endless days filled with back-breaking labor and empty pockets, yet a heart that refuses to surrender β€οΈπͺ.
When trucks roll past, overflowing with vegetables ππ₯¬, few even glance. My name is unknown. Few imagine the countless mornings I wanted to quit, the nights I cried quietly under the stars π, the sacrifices made so that someone else could eat. Yet tomorrow, I will rise again β because somewhere, someone will need a fresh salad, a warm soup, a family meal that nourishes more than just the body π₯£π.
I donβt want applause π. I donβt seek medals π
. I only wish that people would pause and see: see the hands that planted the seeds, the hearts that battled storms and sun alike, the families who rise and toil so that others may eat π₯π₯¬π. Every carrot, every cabbage, every grain of rice carries a story. Every plate you hold is a testament to unseen struggles and quiet courage.
So today, do something small but powerful: say βGood morningβ to a farmer, share a smile, offer respect for those who grow your food ππ. Look at your plate and remember β every bite has a story, every meal is a labor of love, every vegetable is a testament to resilience.
Good morning, from a farmer who just wants to be seen πΎππ. Because behind every meal is a life of dedication, hope, and relentless courage β a life that deserves more than passing acknowledgment.