As a farmer tills his soil,
He tires for the work is hardy,
While he plants the seed,
His hope begins. . .
Weeds grow threatening his harvest,
But diligently he removes them,
Saving his seeds,
Hence what he will reap.
At last! A fruit is produced!!
He pauses and wonders what plant he sowed,
For this was like none before,
One whose yields were dark and dry,
So daringly he tasted the fruit. . . .
The sweetness erupted through and melted his body,
Though the harvest was dry and wrinkled,
Its found richness brought peace to his soul,
Reminding the farmer to look not without but seek within.
RAISINS