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Often you don't even need seeds from neighboring land. The soil that remains often still has seeds sitting dormant waiting for conditions to return to healthy.
by sophacles 6mo ago
Often you don't even need seeds from neighboring land. The soil that remains often still has seeds sitting dormant waiting for conditions to return to healthy.
- Imustaskforhelp 6mo agoReading this feels like a great metaphor to life that I am unable to explain but I will still try, in the sense that, within a degraded land with just the right conditions, it is just waiting to grow :D
- bryanrasmussen 6mo agoLife...finds a way.
- Imustaskforhelp 6mo agoThis is good, I found another one to express what I was feeling. We are here, We are waiting. - Optimus prime. My interpretation is that everyone no matter how bad things look from outside has hope/seeds of hope which are just waiting for the right conditions. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dJszUl1EI4A https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dJszUl1EI4A (I also feel like, the ending of this movie/transformers was one of the best movies and the ending still gives me goosebumps in hope for future)
- ignoramous 6mo ago> Reading this feels like a great metaphor One of the more famous Urdu poem ends: nahīñ hai nā-umīd 'iqbāl' apnī kisht-e-vīrāñ se zarā nam ho to ye miTTī bahut zarḳhez hai saaqi Do not despair over barren fields. The soil is so fertile; a little rain is enough. (The entire Urdu poem which probably is comparable to Emily Dickinson's "Hope is the thing with feathers" is pretty good). https://www.rekhta.org/couplets/nahiin-hai-naa-umiid-iqbaal-apnii-kisht-e-viiraan-se-allama-iqbal-couplets https://www.rekhta.org/couplets/nahiin-hai-naa-umiid-iqbaal-...
- 6510 6mo agoIt once struck me that it is unimaginative to assume this is their first planet.