Ant Perseverance
Like the small ants of my little garden,
You shall by no means, in your lifetime, quit.
I will teach you to always try again,
Even if you're about to throw a fit.
Little ants continue on with their lives,
Crawling through the green grass on a mission.
Collecting food from others to survive;
They take this food with no one's permission.
If these ants ever give up, they will starve,
And these garden ants will cease to exist.
So learn, youngling, this lesson I have carved:
To never give in...to always persist.
Because ants still make a strong appearance,
They portray a strong trait: perseverance.
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