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Soil for souls


 
 
Today I testify of the loam
The centerfold for life 
A plant's divine sink into
Casual slacks kind of fit
 
Dark and dirty mix 
Surrounded by sticks
A plop yourself down 
Uninvited guest 
Ground so inviting 
Seedling so chill 
 
So important is a seed and its loam for a home. 
 
Everywhere we go, we should be embracing new lives without a stare or a glare 
Casual fit, sink into kind of love where people can drop into our lives 
And we both can grow together 
United as one, an inviting 
Life giving vibe
 
If we are one with the earth, let's stop talking about it and start being it. 
 
Soil for souls.
 
metaphors lie beneath the surface, out of sight sometimes. Dirt is pretty awesome, and so is its implication for living life more positively above the surface. 
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