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Purity
Senior Member

since 2001-11-20

Posts 526
Once Upon, USA

0 posted 2002-09-04 12:38 PM

The deepest seed
takes longer to grow
The time spent
nurturing
waiting
anticipating

Other less potentially flourishing
fruits of labor
arise
entertain
then fall
well before the deepest breaks sod

Were you patient?
faithful enough to wait?
overcoming the now?
immediate desire?
willing to see?
the strength, beauty, longevity...

In the further most part of your garden
away from applause of bountiful season
you planted me
not for fame, stature or acclaim
above all other planters
but for hope of private pride in sown reaping

of a variety most overlook
of a potential palate eternal
of a harvest
of heart deemed crabgrass by ignorants
of me, growing, to give back to you in return...

of the deepest seed

brian sites
Senior Member

since 2002-06-25

Posts 1475
usa

1 posted 2002-09-04 01:16 AM

yesyesyes
"good things come to those who wait, clarice"
sorry----anthony hopkins--
but this society?
why wait?
I mean, c'mon!
I want my stimulation NOW!
dammit
flash the colors before my eyes
wait?
I"D RATHER DIE!
stupid crap we live in these days
but, you are a voice in the wilderness
thank you
brian

EveGnosis
Member

since 2002-02-21

Posts 300
New York, USA

2 posted 2002-09-04 01:56 AM

ooffffff... we try so hard when we think no one is looking for what we want, and when it's there finally, we fear what others might say. we get scared, religious, too "happy family" of our surrounding's take on it all.
if the planter doesn't rejoice in his harvest of this rare crop, then maybe he'll give it to someone that appreciates it?

i'll always need a friend, one i can defend.

bsquirrel

Member Rara Avis

since 2000-01-03

Posts 7855

3 posted 2002-09-04 12:13 PM

Purity,
These seeds are sometimes bitter,
but I will gladly down mouthfuls.

Mike

wranx
Member Elite

since 2002-06-07

Posts 3689
Moved from a shack to a barn

4 posted 2002-09-04 05:36 PM

Damn! and Damn! This ~

"In the further most part of your garden
away from applause of bountiful season
you planted me
not for fame, stature or acclaim
above all other planters
but for hope of private pride in sown reaping"

Is reason enough to consider it all.....worth it.

Thanks for this thoughtful penning, friend Purity.

In reply to "which way do we go?", the answer was never "straight", but, "progressively forward".

~wranx~

Zall
Member

since 2002-08-25

Posts 214
London, England

5 posted 2002-09-04 05:51 PM

Purity

Some great analogies there, thought provoking stuff

Zall

devina
Member Elite

since 1999-10-28

Posts 3539
Cali

6 posted 2002-09-05 12:14 PM

No no no...

(Devina vigorously spreads some sunshine)...burning my poor pale seat in the process...TOO white I am.

I am all at once, sighing, laughing at Brian's immediate stimulation (cute bri), and caressing that seed of stimuli.

Chris- I say that maybe the seed is in a confusing growth spurt? patience? YES. conversation? EVEN BETTER.

stay strong sweet one, my love is with you!!

~Tanya

Open arms can be the most fragile in the world...

News_From_Nowhere
Member

since 2002-06-14

Posts 173
CU, NY

7 posted 2002-09-05 01:50 AM

I would believe, friend Purity
That it is from the warmth of such Sun's
As those above in response
That make the deepest seed blossom
To the tallest, blue ribbon fruitful offering

If the planter was roasting and toasting
His corn harvest
While you stood so tall in the corner
Fear not,
For you will be seen by the one
Who truly searches for your special "variety"

"So give life to your dreams, for there lies your survival, and cast your heart beyond those faded scenes, and I'll bring you through the storm

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