I am spending time working in the garden digging holes and planting. I dig a hole, plant seeds or seedlings, dig another, plant another. I look at the plants and seeds I’ve already planted. As they begin to grow they all look the same, tiny and green. But as they grow their uniqueness will become more apparent, firstly in their leaves. As we move from spring to summer and into fall, some will share flowers, some fruits and others vegetables. All the while they maintain a sameness in their interactions with bees, butterflies, hummingbirds, the sun, wind, rain…
Hovering above,
Obscured by wings of a gnat,
A hawk in the sky
Nice pic and blog!
Thank Bob for dropping by and for you comments!
I LOVE the analogy.
Thanks for coming by Nicole and for sharing your comment!
Another similar haiku came to me about this post:
A hawk in the sky
In chorus with a gnat’s wings,
Ringing in my ear!