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sonnet #16

i wish i knew how your garden grew

carefully sown with love and care

a paisley scene with deepest of hue

and a plethora of smells perfume the air

i wish i could tell how it grew so well

an ocean of flora all freshly in bloom

all of your tangles have stories to tell

mysteries well-guarded in their leafy womb

when rain and overcast skies close in

your garden recedes in a quiet repose

the till is immaculate and the soil pristine

and foul weather can't even begin to impose

no matter what, your garden survives

with everything vibrant and very much alive

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Mar 25, 2013
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