Well, hello there, it's Morgan here. And today I want to start a series that I've been holding back for some time.

I've been waiting and waiting for the right moment. And for whatever reason, this particular Saturday, March 4th, felt like the right day.

This is a series of 30 days of the poetry of seemingly ordinary things. And it comes from a place of while waiting for the big

things in life to fall in place, there are at times little things in life or seemingly little

things that carry within them big lessons. I see a lot of these things in daily life,

and I just want to share them with you here.

So this is the first one.

I'm going to read it.

The Poetry of Seemingly Ordinary Things.

The first one is Packages of Seeds.

Day 1 of 30.

The poetry of seemingly ordinary things. Number one, packages of seeds.

Perhaps one particularly fascinating thing about packages of seeds. It's not just a fact that they each contain individual seeds, all packaged according to their collective commonalities,

that might bloom in their own way one day, but also how despite their differences,

there is a possibility that these different packages can be carefully opened in an unhurried way and can be

planted to grow together. And yet, what could be even more fascinating are the ways in which

these seeds, not yet bloomed, are often perceived as a beginning of what they could be,

and nothing more. But when we look closer at the seeds of flowers in particular, we are able

to imagine that there is a possibility that someday they might become Cosmos or Marigold

or some mix of flowers waiting to be revealed. And all of this imagining of how seeds can grow

can happen long before they actually grow.

When they are sitting on the kitchen counter, next to a key chain filled with keys,

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