Tuesday, May 27, 2014

ARE IDEAS GMO?



IT’S YOUR GARDEN

Plant a seed and water it with hope for fruit not born yet.
Nurturing this is optimism
in a world grown hot with debate and storms of dissent.

Guard that seed, nourish it with water of faith
all assaults can be guarded against, overcome.
Once a seed grows to give its bounty it is hard to be undone.

Though some with saw and ax will always be in the garden,
perhaps a taste of healing fruit may, or blessing of color,
will help undo desire to destroy an idea from a seedling grown.

© M Durfee
5.27.2014

13 comments:

  1. ah, yes we have to protect those seed and def nourish them with hope...
    because their are plenty of people that would rather shit on them
    or cut them down...because they are not their own.

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  2. Nice one Mark.
    During my younger days I planted many thousands of seeds. Only three ever bloomed: My son Graham, daughters Karen and Clare.
    Never such a great harvest.

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  3. Seedlings better grow fast these days. Lots of folks waiting to cut it down and make use of it.

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  4. Planted my tomatoes early this year so as to have a good early summer crop. So far, their bounty has been feeding the bugs. Time for a chemical remedy. Could be, that would work for humans as well.

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  5. I love that garden Mark ~ May it be blessed with colors & fruits ~ Have a wonderful week ~

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  6. "Perhaps," indeed, prays the Mustard Seed.

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  7. Suddenly I feel like checking my garden.

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  8. "All assaults can be guarded against, overcome" My New Motto! Thanks



    ALOHA from Honolulu
    ComfortSpiral
    =^..^=

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  9. Beautiful post and full of truths we'd do well to heed.

    Greetings from London,

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  10. So positive and optimistic. I love the line, "Once a seed grows to give its bounty it is hard to be undone." Oh, sí, Señor!

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  11. Growing as many things as possible here. Also, have grown some oaks from acorns. I really hope they will grow into grand trees someday.

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  12. Mark, what a sweet one. I sometimes feel like I haven't yet harvested much. xo

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