First lesson in life

Today was the day
when our daughter brought to us
Her first yield from her pots in our patio. 
A handful though 
The great mind to toil with few pots of soil
To while away the corona fears.
It did give us a lot of pleasure
To hear her say she's employed now
Says that this tiny farming 
Has taught great many lessons
Of Perseverance, failures and optimism
Though all what she could avail
Was just little soil, cocopeat and vermicompost in a city we live.

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