Be a gardener.
Dig a ditch,
toil and sweat,
and turn the earth
upside down
and seek the
deepness
and water the
plants in time.
Continue this
labor
and make sweet
floods to run
and noble and
abundant fruits
to spring.
Take this food and
drink
and carry it to
God
as your true
worship.
--Julian of Norwich
With my sandy, the
11 comments:
Look at you worshipping!
So perfect for spring! May we present every fruit of our labor in worship to God.
Have a beautiful weekend, Laura!
This post reminds me of today. I like the idea of turning the earth upside down and seeking deepness. Thanks, Laura.
Just shared this on Twitter...although, I don't think you are there!
Beautiful . . . and so is your blog!
The soil looks so rich ... the seed produces in you well!
Lovely words and lovely dirt! Thanks for sharing this!
Beautiful image and words.
Oh, Laura. Now this made me all weepy. Seeking that deepness. Love you.
Noble and abundant fruits.
I'll carry that thought away. Thank you, Laura.
So beautiful in thought and words. I love Julian of Norwich. So many quotes of hers are treasures in my favorite quotes document.
Thank you,
Sherrey
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