Saturated Seedlings:

SATURATED SEEDLINGS:

Start 

A solid life form
Shelled until Saturated
Grounded in suppressing soil
Surrounded and submerged in darkness

A seminally insignificant seedling
Attempting to sprout above the horizon

To let the sweet sunshine photosynthesize itself

The green applaudance
As its begins breaking through the darkness into the place of life and light

A mother nature portraying the master plan
Sustenance is essential to create a city changing seedling that will ultimately bear fruit

Bringing sustenance to us
A significant circle if life
One gives one takes
All of us are going to be replaced

Give and receive procedures amongst nature
The essential elements are present

1 Hydrogen, 2 oxygen with a dash of nitrogen
Along with a sunshine, soil sustaining its very being

Electromagnetic energy
Red and blue wave lengthens to create a green plant

Carbon dioxide, water and Certain salts
Being converted into kinetic energy

Development and gradual increase
Advance enlargement of cultivation and elevation
Through evolution?

Expansion and extension fleshing out

Flowering germination of this generation that will not settle for termination
A multiplication of produce and prosperity
A maturing- multiplication process

Let the cultivation culture captivate us
Bringing a faith

We cannot see the seed below the ground
But does that mean that its no longer there?
There is a rooting before the uprising and sprouting

There is a constant substance
That is done in secret and isolation

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Copyright © | Year Posted 2017

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