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Saturday, March 23, 2019

Hibernation

Found this one when editing this afternoon.  Appropriate for the season.



Hibernation

Winter, seemingly a time of hibernation,
but actually it's a time for rejuvenation.

It's a time of incubation
for most of plant creation
when in collaboration
with the winter season
plant life begins quiet preparation
for a new season of anticipation
continuing generation after generation
as miraculously planned from the beginning of creation.

It's not necessarily a time of relaxation
but an edifying season of fortification
for bulbs and plants begin their restoration
in earth's protected womb where unification
of temperature fluctuation
and frozen precipitation
will end in excitement and joyous exclamation
after a long-awaited-for anticipation.

There'll be a gleeful celebration,
an incontainable jubilation,
causing one's soul much elation
when with joyful admiration
and heart-felt adoration
this period of silent hibernation
finally gives birth, always bringing inspiration.
A miracle springs forth, an utter fascination.

After this time of hibernation
there'll be a two-fold flirtation
for flowering bulbs and plants attract humans
and bees happily begin pollination,
an affirmation
that this season
of hibernation
is now in cessation.

After the flowers put on their show, you'll note a multiplication
of springtime bulbs or flowering plants increasing their population.
In the plant world it's called naturalization,
a reproduction, a propagation.
Upon investigation
you'll find an accumulation
coming to the realization
that it's time for a division.

So after listening to the weather station,
to ensure a period of no precipitation,
you'll prepare another location
for the over-population
of bulbs or plants needing division -
or maybe you'll share with relation
and gardening friends whose inclination, or perhaps fixation,
is to make accommodation for your accumulation.

After digging in preparation
you'll be ready for hibernation -
a much needed vacation -
for the gardening vocation
causes unwanted activation
of aches and pains in concentration.
But oh, the joy, the elation, the appreciation
of surprise flowers after winter's hibernation.

Earth's rebirth - rejuvenation -
giving God glorification!

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