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Garden

A garden I planted one day, full of flowers in colors arrayed. But, as the hours went by I wondered when these would rise? Impatient, I dug them up and said, "why have you not grown?" Then, I planted again patience was not in my hand. The hours went by and I began to sigh when these would rise. Impatient, I dug them up and said, "when, when, when do your begin?" But, what I failed to see in the deep darkness of the earth, God's quiet working would soon give birth. And I held my hands folding them in His plan. His timing not mine, His will, not mine. Allison Ashton©
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Nov 12, 2011
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