The Strong Remain
As the grass begins to green
The season renews
The feelings, the smells, the beauty
New beginnings in full bloom
Nature in all its glory
Amazed, we take it all in
We say there's absolutely no doubt
It's all Gods blessing, not a sin
The fruits we’ve received
We take for granted in this life
For we have a long long history
We can't imagine with modern sight
Nature is amazing
Its a product of drought, death, and pain
You see, the weak die
And only the strong remain
The sensitive cringe at the thought
The fact that life’s not fair
They say everything should be equal
Even for the tortoise and the hare
This world wasn't created
With fairness in mind
The caterpillar that perishes
Provides the butterfly a new life
The reality of life may be painful
We choose to see what we see
But the audacity of blind ignorance
Increases the frailty in modernity
Life's strength depends on the struggle
Just as the mighty oak becomes stronger with the wind
To take away the trials and tribulations
Is to lose the will to live
So teach a man to fish
Let man flourish from the pain
We are all better for it
Because only the strong remain
Copyright © Kelly Hitchcock | Year Posted 2021
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