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Gardening Of Life


Gardening Of Life

 

Usually from the backyard and front yard grasses

were getting brighter like the inglorious and

reverent sunlight and sun bright, let the all different

types of flowers and plants will grow bigger and

the tallest ever been told, got the afternoon breeze

was kept going and going, the lawnmower as

become tractors to cut grass with or to, all the neat

daisies and diffodils popping up as golden, even

the picking apples oranges prunes tomatoes and

also potatoes off the refreshed and remarkable

things were growing out of those like nick of time

outside of the amazing house and home in the

whole whole town called Bloomington, Minnesota

but everyone will be dressed up like gardners by

day after all, we got dirty lovable kissable and

cleanser hands as it goes, it goes

 

Written by

Michael James Brindley

6-7-16  

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