Marygold
God planted a Marygold
In nature's busy garden
Never asking for luxury
The Marigold flourished in bare soil
Selflessly living to serve
The Marigold grew to protect the garden
Virtuously standing
The Marigold guarded against nature's pests
For years it stood unfailing
A beaming beacon of joy and faith
Unfading vibrancy of oranges and yellows
The Marigold grew to love and protect the other flowers of earth's garden
But mold smothered her petals
And rotted her roots
Pests picked at her layers of oranges and yellows
And Disease contaminated her soft soil
Unwavering spirits sparkled
Even In The Marigold's weakening stem
Until to the sky and Lord above
The Marigold angled her gaze
Into the wind and world beyond
The Marigold released her wilting petals
God caressed his merciful hand
Around the tired Marigold
Worn from weather and
Weak from disease
For from love she first bloomed
And from love she blossoms again
No more mold, nor rot
No more disease nor sickness
Only abundant love, joy
And everlasting peace
God planted a Marygold today
In Heaven's eternal paradise
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