Rocky Soil
There once was a farmer
who planted a seed.
Yes, he really tried his best
to help it grow.
He watered it daily,
cared for it deeply,
but the fruit of his labor
would never show.
He could not figure out
what held the seed back.
And after much frustration
he let it go.
Now the seed was stronger
than it should have been.
While left to die, it survived
until one day
A fateful, stormy day
the wind blew so strong
the seed tumbled miles away.
It found a home.
There, the seed laid down roots.
It had found its place.
The seed soon burgeoned brightly.
It was not slow.
Its beauty grew and grew;
people would marvel.
No other plant could rival
its majesty.
Little did the farmer know
even the strongest cannot grow
when in rocky soil
they are sowed.
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