Nothing is planted without forethought

Changing the world is something that’s done a little at a time, it’s when creative minds dream up new ideas, new possibilities and technologies. Just as seedlings, which after so long asleep, wake. Their leaves, at first pale, infuse with green. That being said, in order to accomplish the said task, we must first understand ourselves.

The path requires us to change the way we normally approach things, which, at first, seems easy to do. The hard part, however, is finding the courage to walk away from the well-trodden path; repeating the same old pattern would mean repeating the devastation.

I am a sensitive being, so it’s easier for me to get caught up in the whirlwind. I’d like too, to plant the sweet alyssum that smells like honey and peace. It’s the only sure-fire way to grow into the person that meets challenges.

 

 

 

Photo credits: Red Flowers on green grass field by Morgane Le Breton, Unsplash 

I am hosting today at dVerse where I invite others to write inspired by a line from
“What I would like to grow in my Garden,” by Katherine Riegel. Come join us! 💘

Posted for Prosery: When it comes to Katherine Riegel @dVerse Poets Pub 

38 thoughts on “Nothing is planted without forethought

  1. Bjorn Rudberg says:

    I think often we are not just afraid to walk that untrodden path, we have forgotten to even look for crossroads. Maybe we sometimes have to close our eyes and follow the sent to make those new discoveries.

    1. Sanaa says:

      Absolutely agree! Thank you so much, Bjorn 😀 so glad the prose resonated with you 💄❤️

  2. msjadeli says:

    Very thoughtful philosophizing, Sanaa.

    1. Sanaa says:

      Thank you so much, Lisa 😀 so glad you liked it 💄❤️

  3. Mish says:

    I enjoyed your thoughtful reflections. They resonate as I feel a sense of regiment shadowing our world. How true that we cannot plant without foresight, but need to think of the path we wish to forge before setting out. Love the way your chosen line slips into this.

    1. Sanaa says:

      Aww gosh! Thank you so much, Mish 😀 so glad you enjoyed it 💄❤️

  4. Beautifully written, Sanaa! We who are sensitive beings really do get caught up in the whirlwinds around us!

    1. Sanaa says:

      Thank you so much, Dwight 😀 so glad you liked it 💄❤️

  5. Sarah Connor says:

    I love the idea of the different path – the one less taken? – and I understand how hard it is to take it. The garden motif works really well here, and your tone echoes the prompt line so well that it slips in seamlessly.

    1. Sanaa says:

      Thank you so much, Sarah 😀 so glad the prose resonated with you 💄❤️

    1. Sanaa says:

      ❤️❤️❤️

  6. ain says:

    You veered, or weaved out of the garden and into life, and back very nicely.

    1. Sanaa says:

      Thank you so much, Ain 😀 so glad the prose appealed to your poetic side 💄❤️

  7. Beautifully said, Sanaa! You show so much understanding that some people never learn! ❤️🌸

    1. Sanaa says:

      Awww gosh! Thank you so much, Merril 😀 for your kind and thoughtful comment 💄❤️

  8. sillyfrog says:

    A powerful well-written piece! Too many people choose to be ‘comfortably numb’.

    1. Sanaa says:

      Thank you so much, sillyfrog 😀 so glad the prose resonated with you 💄❤️

  9. gillena says:

    Nice one

    Much💛love

    1. Sanaa says:

      ❤️❤️❤️

  10. Nitin says:

    A brilliant, introspective, reflective post Sanaa. I loved it.

    1. Sanaa says:

      Thank you so much, Nitin 😀 so glad you enjoyed it 💄❤️

  11. Beautifully written. <3

    1. Sanaa says:

      Thank you so much, Jenna 😀 so good to see you 💄❤️

  12. K.Hartless says:

    Brilliant ending to this prosery.

    1. Sanaa says:

      Thank you so much, K. Hartless 😀 so glad you enjoyed it 💄❤️

    1. Sanaa says:

      ❤️❤️❤️

  13. A seed caught in between the cracks in the path learns to adapt to its surroundings and will grow no matter the circumstances. I love the analogy of human growth and seeds that persist. This was beautiful Sanaa ☺️❤️

    1. Sanaa says:

      Thank you so much, Christine 😀 so glad the analogy appealed to you 💄❤️

  14. Helen says:

    You wear Poetic philosophy beautifully, Sanaa …

    1. Sanaa says:

      Awww gosh! Thank you so much, Helen 😀 so glad you liked it 💄❤️

  15. Raivenne says:

    Ah, your introspective reflections resonate, Sanaa. The choosing the different road is not always easy and your analogy is on point here. Beautifully and beautifully penned.

    1. Sanaa says:

      Thank you so much, Raivenne 😀 so glad the prose resonated with you 💄❤️

  16. Mary says:

    Much to think about, I too can get caught in whirlwind. I posted but late.

    1. Sanaa says:

      Just came from reading yours, Mary! I loved it! Thank you 💄❤️

  17. Pat says:

    Wow! I really like where this prompt took you. Thank you Sanaa

    Pat

    1. Sanaa says:

      Thank you so much, Pat 😀 so glad you enjoyed it 💄❤️

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