If your reading the title. And reading the parts. You'd probably think "This is going to be a long boring book."
But don't be prejudice. Don't judge a book by its title. After all, you might learn a lesson at the end. Because one simple letter. One simple word. One simple poem. One simple book.
Can teach more than a lifetime of learning. A lifetime of school. A lifetime of wisdom. A lifetime of cartoons.
Writing is powerful, believe it or not. Writing can teach. Or writing can hurt. Writing can change a mind. Or writing can plant the seed that is waiting to be found. Writing can express emotion. Writing can express your mind. Writing can inform the world, of something new or writing can bring a person to tears.
Writing can create a seed, that has to be nurtured and cared for. That seed can grow into a giant, tall oak tree, or the seed can grow into tiny patches of moss or grass.
The seed cannot grow if it is neglected and dry, though. It needs water and sun. Earth and worms. And who is going to give them that. The person whom the seed belongs.
Because although the seed can be found by someone other than ourselves, only one person can truly nurture it. Truly make it grow to its potential, from the small moss to the big oak trees. That person, once more is no other than the person who owns the seed.
Have you figured out who?
You.
Only you decide if you want the seed to grow.
Only you decide how many seeds you want to collect.
Only you decide whether you want the seed...or not.
Everyone has a seed. And everyone can nurture it. All they have to do is find it. Really search for it and care for it.
Some seeds can be harder to grow, though. That's why you must really work hard.
And who knows? One day you might be the one with the prettiest plant in the neighborhood. Maybe you are the one that can inspire other people to grow their seeds, too.
Maybe you are the one, who becomes a name known by everyone in the world.
But what made that possible? Two things:
You and the seed.