Steemchurch: small foxes

In this kind of relationship it is easy for one to allow the insignificant things that do not appear on the radar, to remain below the surface until suddenly they appear as a huge luminous signal on the screen and all because we do not consider that these small offenses need be forgiven.

The wife of King Salomon knew about the problems caused by minor issues. She composed a sonnet of love for her husband in which she describes him as a creature that goes in search of his partner. "Paloma mia, that you hide in the crevices of the rocks, in the crevices of the mountains, show me your face, let me hear your voice, for your voice in pleasurable and beautiful your countenance, catch the foxes, those little foxes that They ruin our vineyards, our vineyards in bloom. "Song of Solomon 2: 14-15

Salomon's wife uses the metaphor of the harvest to refer to the love relationship they share, which seems not to worry about the wind or rain, or any threat that could destroy that harvest, but concentrate on the little foxes that are They enter the vineyards by the broken fence, ruining the vineyards one by one.

Example of a little bitch in marriage: there was a woman whose wife drove her mad for splashing in the bathroom mirror with toothpaste, she always chased him with that theme, this smallness generated a great conflict that destroyed the marriage, since she never She knew how to forgive her husband for doing tremendous mess every time she brushed.

It is said that marriage is not a great thing but the sum of several small things. All marriages should be careful of little foxes.

Let's not let the little foxes ruin our crops (marriage) Greetings and blessings.