Winter squash vines running.
Gymnastics
Up
the fence
pole
beans stretch
as
they twine
in
the sunshine.
Gardeners
stretch
before
they fetch
to
warm up their muscles
then
lift a bushel full.
Winter
squash vines run
under
the noonday sun.
There's
no room for foot traffic
so
be careful where you step.
Gardeners
may not run
under
the noonday sun
but
they walk for miles
often
with a smile.
Snow
peas climb
up
the trellis limbs
in
the shape of a teepee.
You
can eat the pods of this pea.
Gardeners
climb out of bed
for
there's much to do in their head.
Each
morning they start their day filled with glee.
At
the end of the day they might have sore knees.
Cucumbers
vault up a pole
where
they are seen daily grow
when
yellow blossoms turn into cucs
perhaps
to be pickled in crocks cute.
Gardeners
jump through hoops
when
the hose is left out – oops!
Wearing
gardening boots they trip
on
their way to find a cool sip.
Spinning
round and round
are
cabbages round.
Though
they stay in place,
everyday
is a race.
Gardener's
heads spin
with
ideas within.
Every
day of the year
gardening
brings us cheer.
*
* * * *
Though
we often concentrate on getting enough physical exercise,
there
is another exercise to daily partake in if we are wise.
The
exercise of becoming godly,
to
be set apart, what God calls holy.
To
strive to live life God's way
instead
of going our own way.
To
know right from wrong
and
to remain strong.
To
display a testimony
that
will bring God glory
and
will advance His story
becoming
history.
And
in the end
life
will begin
in
heaven with a crown of righteousness
after
living a life of faithfulness.
Train
yourself to be godly.
For
physical training is of some value,
but
godliness has value for all things,
holding
promise for both the present life
and
the life to come.
I
Timothy 4:7-8
Now
there is in store for me
the
crown of righteousness,
which
the Lord, the righteous Judge,
will
award to me on that day - and not only to me,
but
also to all who have longed for his appearing.
II
Timothy 4:8
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