"The Tree and
the Gardener"
Author Unknown
A
confused sub came before a wise Master who adored her.
She
felt that to submit to him would mean she would open her heart
to unbearable pain should he ever leave her. She hungered
for him and needed him, but was ready to walk away in
panic.
The
gentle Master knelt her before him and started a tale of love
and
devotion. As she looked up at him his arms began to widen and
open like a large tree stretches its branches to the sky. At that
moment the Master appeared rooted to the floor and his impressive
size towered above her like a giant tree. Then he began
to speak... I'm
here for you... now and always no matter how far time and space
takes us... Whether you walk away from me today or you stay
and serve me I will not turn from you. I am as patient as time
itself; I will take not from you unless you give freely and completely
of yourself, but I give onto you regardless -- for my love
is unconditional...
Like
the olive tree that can both feed you and shade you, I am
there
seemingly eternal to your short life on this earth. If you need
my fruit to feed your hunger I will give you all the fruit you need.
If your skin grows dry and loses its luster, the oil from my fruit
will restore it and make it glisten. When you need comfort my
leaves will gently caress your face with the slightest breeze. When
you need discipline my branches will correct you when the
wind blows strong. If you just need my shade to protect you from
the sun, my branches will shade and protect you. If you need
warmth at night my fallen branches will fuel the fire to keep
you warm and safe. If you need a refreshing breeze my leaves
will fan you and cool you. You are my gardener.
When
you submit to me, you tend that which keeps me vibrant
and
full of life. When you kneel under me and till the soil, you give
breath to my roots. When you water me, my sap flows strong
through me raising my limping Branches. When you soil yourself
collecting fertilizer with your bare hands, you strengthen
and humble me with your devotion.
Although
my life will go on, life would not be the same without
you.
Your dedication and unconditional care for me keeps me vibrant
and nurtures my very core. The sustenance and protection
I give you seems little reward for your servitude. Still the
gardener serves the tree from her heart and the tree gives to her
heart all that he can!
I
am planted firmly on the ground and cannot follow you if you walk
away from me.... But be assured I will survive. One hundred
years later and two of your lifetimes; I will still be there, waiting
for you in the same spot to offer you all that I do now.
Stay
with me and be my gardener. You cannot get lost in me for
we
are complementary to each other. I am your devotion, and you
give meaning to my existence. Apart we live life and survive;
together we bloom eternally!
...
As the Master finished his last words the submissive cried herself to sleep
at his feet. That night, he stood planted there like the Olive tree
offering her his unconditional love and protection as she slept.
As she would tend to him with her devotion the next day... and
everyday
Author
Unknown:
If you know
*who* the author is, or you are the author please email: CJ@asubmissivesjourney.com

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