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I have always suspected it Now maybe it has been proved We are never more human than when we are gardening There is something about soil fingers getting black and gritty touching a young seed tucking it in a well prepared bed Not for sleep but for both growth and rest for feeling the pull of the moon On its slender shooting self Humans as gardeners are human indeed to me Pruning too I love pruning can go hours with those lopper things in hand snipping here and there Sculpting my yard by inches and loving it Being human Even if you don't believe the biblical story about how this all began you gotta admit it is a beautiful story about being all too human
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Jun 16, 2010
Jun 16, 2010 at 5:27 PM UTC
Never More Human
I have always suspected it Now maybe it has been proved We are never more human than when we are gardening There is something about soil fingers getting black and gritty touching a young seed tucking it in a well prepared bed Not for sleep but for both growth and rest for feeling the pull of the moon On its slender shooting self Humans as gardeners are human indeed to me Pruning too I love pruning can go hours with those lopper things in hand snipping here and there Sculpting my yard by inches and loving it Being human Even if you don't believe the biblical story about how this all began you gotta admit it is a beautiful story about being all too human
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Jun 16, 2010
Jun 16, 2010 at 5:27 PM UTC
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