no matter how hard
we
pull,
we spray,
we
curse,
we pay
the weeds
refuse to
go
away:
a death too
soon,
a debilitating disease,
rejection from loved
ones,
anger enough to destroy,
heartache that knocks
us to our
knees
and
life
goes out of
life;
yet,
without the
darnel
bearding us,
hope might not bear
enough fruit for
everyone who yearns
for
it;
grace might blossom
only once
every
100 years;
the grapes of justice
might produce
just a few ounces;
love might become
an endangered plant.
© 2014 Thom M. Shuman
Saturday, July 19, 2014
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