I am a field
with deep furrows,
tracks your plough has made to till my soil.
What feels like loss, failure, disaster,
is from your height
a row for sowing seed.
Perhaps I do not recognise
this coming season, for it never having been,
and the crop, a batch untried.
Yes, I am a field starting over,
turned by a blade,
that one day I might send up a tender shoot.
Turn green from rain and sun,
and understand the ploughing of the heart
was necessary to bring about a yield.
– there are new harvests in us,
perhaps we have just not imagined this one yet
Ana Lisa de Jong
Living Tree Poetry
August 2020
A Poem: Growth

the beautiful resilience, that faith lends to the human heart ❤
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Such a beautiful promise of hope and rebirth after a fallow season… thank you, dear Ana for sharing this hope with us ❤️
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This is truly a poem for a transition in the coronavirus season.
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