So they spoke not in given seed, for heart that has soil, not just need.
The story as parable and living thing, a fisher's net, a farmer's spring. A lost coin lost beneath the bed, a lamp, a loaf and crumb of bread.
It is no good to hide the deep in disguise, because the truth will always rise. To surpass pride and fear, to whisper wisdom in the ear.
Truth told straight creates a fright, a truth told slant will give gentle sight. The magic of the parable, when small matter becomes unbearable.
When the mustard seed holds the forest in its tiny creed. When the prodigal returns, and love lights in heart learns.
Parables for children to resume, knowing the bees purpose for the fruit as flower to bloom.
The search to follow in the happy ever after, when tears of happiness are the laughter.
For in a story, truth can grow, it does not say all that we know. It plants, and waits, and lets us see, in our own season, what must be.
A story has its relation to be free, for how things to see, it does not force you to be wise,
It gives some new and more patient eyes, o prophets spoke of wells and sheep, not to put souls to sleep.
But to stir them, deep and slow, with images under the stars to glow. A gentle tale that can hold the height, with a candle that can explain the light.
Those who hears with a soulful ear, can find the hidden cosmos near. The magic that prophets knew, where the simple makes the subtle true.
The small unlocks the great abyss, in simple dust to understand the bliss.






















