Sown seeds grow into crops
on a wide field.
The longevity of the crop
is not always dependent
on the time taken to nurture it.
Too much water
floods the pores,
slowly seeping out,
no longer able to reach the roots —
and the shoot eventually dies.
Other external forces,
like pests and weeds,
reduce the yield.
The health of the crop
can be improved
by frequent irrigation —
not too much, not too little.
Frequent ploughing of the field,
regular manuring, and
assurance of no interference
is more than enough
to bear fruit.
Jun 2, 2025
Jun 2, 2025 at 10:20 AM UTC
Sown seeds grow into crops
on a wide field.
The longevity of the crop
is not always dependent
on the time taken to nurture it.
Too much water
floods the pores,
slowly seeping out,
no longer able to reach the roots —
and the shoot eventually dies.
Other external forces,
like pests and weeds,
reduce the yield.
The health of the crop
can be improved
by frequent irrigation —
not too much, not too little.
Frequent ploughing of the field,
regular manuring, and
assurance of no interference
is more than enough
to bear fruit.
Haha:).... looks like I'm back sooner than expected...
The aftermath of studying:
Looks like writing poems is my new stress buster:)
