Heavy rains make weeds grow freely
but
also easier to remove.
Rainstorms
flood the pond.
Fish are swimming in the yard.
Not so lucky for them
but the heron is happy for food
and the grass will be fertilized.

This is my gardener’s perspective on a Chinese folk story called “An Old Man Lost His Horse – Sai Weng Shi Ma.”
From Taoism to Shakespeare’s, “Nothing is good or bad. It’s thinking that makes it so,” the lens widens as the circle of learning continues.
“Misfortune, that is where happiness depends;
happiness, that is where misfortune underlies.”
Wonderful rendition, WG. That story/fable is one of my favorites.
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You’re welcome. Glad you enjoyed it and that it inspires you to continue your own creative work!
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Thanks for sharing the post!!! When your looking for inspiration to finish a painting this post makes it easy to go pick up the paint brush!!! Thanks for being an over the top example of why and how I can reach my goal!
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