I assume that the falling blooms mean that the six legged creations have done their work.
     How long before their work is realized with the tree
Reproducing after its kind?

I sit amazed at all the variety "bottled-up" in  DEOXYRIBONUCLEIC ACID
     … how many shades of green …
With all the perhaps infinite varieties
    Should I ever find myself bored?

One question that I have … will a system/something/stuff be found beyond the DNA?
Hebrews 1:3

An old poem comes to mind.
"Poems are made by fools like me, but only God can make a tree"

What amazes me today is that God works …
     bees work busily …
The tree grows constantly in the grassy yard
     AND I DO NOT HAVE TO BE AWARE OF THEIR WORK!

I am privileged to notice it once in a while …
looking through my "highly viscous liquid"
I again realize …
God is at work with or without me …

My praise needs to be as the Psalmist

O LORD, our Lord, your greatness is seen in all the world!
     Your praise reaches up to the heavens;
          it is sung by children and babies.
     You are safe and secure from all your enemies; you stop anyone who opposes you.
     When I look at the sky, which you have made, at the moon and the stars,
          which you set in their places— what are human beings,
          that you think of them; mere mortals, that you care for them?
Yet you made them inferior only to yourself; you crowned them with glory and honor.
You appointed them rulers over everything you made;
     you placed them over all creation:
     sheep and cattle, and the wild animals too;
     the birds and the fish and the creatures in the seas.
O LORD, our Lord, your greatness is seen in all the world!

(Note: Thank you, Jackye, for your cross stitched gift many, many years ago.)

Often we expect our life as believers to be “through the window.”

The silicon and sometimes plastic allows me to see:

• the deer dash from one wooded creek bed to another
• the gray squirrel pull new grass blades and nibble … nibble
• the planes approaching their final approach with the slowing of their turbin blades
• the many vehicles that use our drive way as a turn-around
• the trees … grass … clouds …
• the visitors coming toward the new office door