The Squirrel
Wakes and leaves its nest
Searches the lawn for
Treats left by me
Or my family
Or acorns
Or seeds
Or anything
In a hard year
In a spare year
In a year of hardship
It will take what it can get
And if nothing can be found
On the lawn
It picks up a leaf
Crumples it in its mouth
And brings it back to its nest
As bedding and insulation
The practicality of this activity
Impresses me
And reminds me
To leave a little something
For those who have
Nothing
Friday, November 21, 2008
The Squirrel
Posted by Locust-Eater at 7:52 PM
Labels: Arisen World, Charity, Mission, Prudence, Squirrels, Stewardship
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