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Farmers glory

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By Nadia YassinePublished 3 years ago 2 min read
Farmers glory
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A farmer was working on his harvest

And this one just happened to be the largest

All the other shop keepers saw

And they were all in awe

Their excitement

Led them to enlightenment

They all offered to help

But the farmer knew he had to act on what he had felt

You see that farmer woke up at 5 everyday

To go out to the fields and make his way

While all the other shop keepers

Were proficient dreamers

The only time he had to dream was during the day

And every time he asked for help

Not one of his friends would stay

See the land

Wasn’t all that grand

And there were better farmers around in their eyes

So when he had his big harvest to all of them it came as a surprise

How do they take credit for work they never put a hand in

And the thing is for them it was written

That they would take a part in the farmers glory

But they chose not to take part in their own story

You see there are some people in your community

That you are tied to by energetic glue

And once you rip yourself apart with inaction

All you have left is the residue

We want to be that village

But we end up being the ones who pillage

Our neighbors

Using gas lighting to get favors

Instead of contributing

To the over flowing

We could be experiencing

Connected together from our day of conception

But we choose out of greed and fear to move another direction

From a numbed out perception

We experience our own deception

Of the mind

That’s why you have to remember it is a choice to be kind

To take a step back and be patient

To not keep your heart vacant

And mind primitive

Just waiting on an incentive

To give back

To keep your community entact

Individualism is the ultimate trap

So when his village came ready

He took a moment to get steady

And he made a line in red

And after this is what he said

my crops are mine

Should’ve followed the sign

When it said it takes a village

Should have done your due dillegence

To take down the fence

In between us

Should’ve followed trust

Now this harvest is mine

May your get yours in your own time

May this call take you back to the divine

May you answer when you hear that silent chime

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About the Creator

Nadia Yassine

walking around with child hood wonder

Rendered in illusion

Should be considered a sin

Leaving adults

Laced in wonderland syndrome

We’re all going through the same thing it just looks different

I am grateful for your existence

Free Palestine

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