Common Marigold
Between heaven and earth, there is a spirit in all things. There is a kind of grass in between, called Common Marigold. Its leaves are stretched out, like jade carving, with fresh color and full of vitality. The flowers are like gold plates, with yellow stamens dotted, bright and gorgeous, swaying in the breeze, like golden elves dancing.
Common Marigold is tough in nature, not afraid of cold and summer. It is born by the side of the wild path and under the fence, and can thrive without choosing fertile soil. In spring, it breaks out of the ground, emerges, and adds a touch of new green to the earth; in summer, the flowers bloom, golden, full of enthusiasm and vitality; in autumn, although it gradually encounters frost and cold, its color does not fade, and it insists on that beauty; in winter, although the branches and leaves wither, its roots are dormant in the soil, and when the spring breeze rises next year, it will be rejuvenated.
It is also widely used. For doctors, Common Marigold has a miraculous effect, which can heal pain, relieve discomfort, and is a good prescription for helping the world. In farmers, it can fertilize the field, fertilize the soil, and help the crops flourish. Its fragrance can repel insects and protect the peace of the home.
The world praises the beauty of Common Marigold, admires its tenacity, and feels its dedication. Or plant it in the courtyard to see its beauty; or find it in the wilderness and use it for backup. Although this grass is ordinary, it exudes a unique brilliance in the world, and is truly a treasure of nature.
