Matthew 7:17-20
The tree was watered, It felt the sun, Its roots grew strong-- A life begun. When fruit appeared, The tree stood tall, A sign of health To one and all. But then the storms Of life unfurled-- First drought, then rain, Then winds that swirled. For a season No fruit was seen, Withered and brown, Not healthy green. But underground Were roots held fast By care and love From seasons past. And once again The sun came down To shine upon The fertile ground. New fruit was seen, Brighter and sweet, Having survived Seeming defeat.
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AuthorKathy Mansfield enjoys life in Kentucky with her husband, Rick. Read poems from her books on this site. Archives
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