They buried a small seed In a dry parched land The driest autumn they'd seen Their aim being to destroy
Winter came, stripped every tree Of its leaves, Iced the land Completely covering the ground
They thought that spring Would be the thing That would bury her deeper Outshine her beauty As it put blossoms on every tree
But summer's rain fell She chose to heed To nature's call to grow And broke the land Reached out her hands And poked her head Looking for the sun
To their surprise A number of springs later She stood among the sturdiest With blooming flowers Ready to bear fruit And once again scatter more of her kind on earth