Today
I’m thinking of gardens. Ours is going like gang busters and some of the crops,
like the peas, are just about done. We’ll rip them out and plant something else
maybe more green beans. So with earth caked under my fingernails and a canning
pot at the ready, a verse of poetry came to mind and I bothered to find it. To
my surprise the whole poem is longer that I’d imagined, but intertwined with my
favorite bit are pictures from our garden past and present. I hope it inspires you.
The
kiss of the sun for pardon
The
song of the birds for mirth
One
is nearer God’s heart in a garden
Than
anywhere else on earth
The
whole poem is speaking of quite a different garden and I urge you to read it. You
can find it here, as I did, and think about what it really means. Quite enlightening.
Lovely. Coincidentally, I'm on the way out to do garden work just now. :-)
ReplyDeleteHappy gardening, Jen!
DeleteYou are ahead of us, apparently. The first zucchinis and jalapenos are juuussst dribbling in.
ReplyDeleteYour garden is green and beautiful!