The Garden we want
by
Rosemary Clarke
We think of life as being ours,
being neat and tidy and everything in its' place,
but life is wild, a wilderness,
but life is wild, a wilderness,
a place where we try to cut the grass
and trim the hedge and usually succeed...
until our lives are torn apart
and the wilderness takes over.
Perhaps we should stop trying
Perhaps we should stop trying
to cut down the wilderness and instead grow with it,
helping each other and understanding
until we all have the garden we want.
Copyright Rosemary Clarke
Very philosophical, heading for Utopia? we can but try.
ReplyDeleteWell written Rosemary, a budding philosopher.
Very thoughtful. People's gardens often reflect their personality, usually their need for an ordered world. A good analogy for the troubles that sometimes assail us.
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