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The old iron bedstead makes a good bed at the bottom of the white cottage garden,and out from it sprouts, stinging nettles and a solitary tiger lily, a filly among the rough, nature can be cold hearted and tough. Nesting in an old tub underneath a mulberry bush, a blackbird sings songs in the morning which longs to be older, and an old well now dry but once wished upon by ladies in crinoline sits and silently cries out its thirst. This was the garden to be in the cottage where we had such sadness and joy. Many years pass and the footpath falls under the fast rolling weeds, the cottage now empty is still and surprisingly white as if the passage of years has been a delight. Strange though that I still go to meander, pander to melancholy in the place where we kissed under mistletoe so long ago.
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Jul 6, 2014
Jul 6, 2014 at 11:37 AM UTC
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The old iron bedstead makes a good bed at the bottom of the white cottage garden,and out from it sprouts, stinging nettles and a solitary tiger lily, a filly among the rough, nature can be cold hearted and tough. Nesting in an old tub underneath a mulberry bush, a blackbird sings songs in the morning which longs to be older, and an old well now dry but once wished upon by ladies in crinoline sits and silently cries out its thirst. This was the garden to be in the cottage where we had such sadness and joy. Many years pass and the footpath falls under the fast rolling weeds, the cottage now empty is still and surprisingly white as if the passage of years has been a delight. Strange though that I still go to meander, pander to melancholy in the place where we kissed under mistletoe so long ago.
john-edward-smallshaw
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Jul 6, 2014
Jul 6, 2014 at 11:37 AM UTC
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