Nature's Advice Poem by Joseph S. Josephides
Nature's Advice
‘The two pitchers on pole, hanged on your nape,
consider them as your children.
Do not ignore the one that is feeble.
Give praise to the pitcher on your right that does a good job,
since it remains integral and transports its water, yet,
support the pitcher on your left that is leaking due to a crack'.
`Nature, how can I support it? ’, the old villager asks.
`You better sow seeds in the left side of the pathway'.
Thus, the pitchers lived well and the villager better.
The cracked pitcher irrigates a road-strip of thousand metres;
The lucky villager now owns a long garden, no need to water it,
and produces beautiful flowers for his house and for selling.
'Even the unlucky ones are blessed; they reward you with joy.
Give a drop of water to the cactus and receive a rare flower. So,
accept the feeble, discover his capabilities that hides from you'.
© JosephJosephides
Optimism in the mind of the persona, and hopefully the addressees may catch it as well. Yeah, this is indeed another reflection of the concluded summer Olympics. Nice strokes.
This is a nice poem! Let us save the world through are poems! And Thank you for the comment to my poem 'Global Warming'.
This poem is a beauty with a deep philosophy that makes you think. And the mellow rhythm is kinda soothing your mind and soul. Love it... ^-^
I am honoured that you would dedicate a poem to me. I think this a most meaningful and deep poem. It flows well and leaves me thinking. You are a talented poet. Thank you so much.
A very nice poem, the question that is posed in the first stanza(creating tension) is addressed in the secong, , very fine imagery it was pleasure reading it, , a 10
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
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an enduring philosophy. nice work. -Tailor B.