Fruitfulness #2
Some were in the right place, Surrounded by the right soil, the perfect environment, Wrapped but not suffocated, watered but not drowned, They got so deep, you couldn't fathom the end of their roots Then in the twinkle of an eye, they burst forth, High into the heavens, though never leaving the earth, Their branches spread from East to West, looking to give the whole world a hug, Leaves lush and smooth, refreshing at the sight Then just like the stars were scattered upon the sky, the seeds upon the earth, fruits were scattered upon its branches, Each one carrying a life that can only be experienced once, Each one mesmerising, beautiful and full At the end you can gaze upon it, even from the top, Look down, you'll see many more seeds becoming trees, many trees producing fruits.
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