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~~ My Garden~~

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Come into my garden
Full of beauty...
Tended with such care
Lay down all your troubles
Forget your woe's and cares~

Stop and smell my roses
Smell the fragrance along the way,
Let the walk calm and soothe you
On such a warm spring day~

Touch the petals of zinnia's
And smell the wisteria too
Let nature's creation
Lovingly embrace you~

So much beauty and grandeur
My garden is richly blessed
Its here that I find solace
When I need to stop and rest~

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Written May 29th, 2003

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  • pyrocat
    June 2, 2003
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    just lovely. i can picture it in my head. i love gardens. i live in town, but i still have a small one, nothing grande, but enough to relax and be calm in. thats what gardens are perfect for, and i think you put that calm feeling into your poem. very beutiful. ps-ty for reading one of my poems too. -cat-

  • BlazingSwords
    June 2, 2003
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    I want to visit your garden... I want somewhere to go where I can just put aside all my troubles and truly enjoy life. I need to work on enjoying what I've got, and I know that.
    Your garden sounds beautiful, mesmerizing and enchanting. And the picture up there... I want to have one of those arch things with vines intertwining on it! I have been in love with them for ages... It's my goal in life, to have one of those (some goal, haha)
    -Heather


  • Celticmoon
    June 2, 2003
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    truly lovely

    Well it sounds like you have a lovely garden.Truly a serene place of relaxation.I wish I were as lucky but I do not have such a green thumb But I do enjoy a brisk walk through such beautiful gardens as you've so kindly brought to life within your words......thank you


  • stompsalot
    June 1, 2003
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    very soothing beautiful write. I wanna go to your garden! Sounds just lovely... I would love to drop my troubles off there, and believe me I have many that need to be dropped off...
    Thanks for sharing such a pleasant write.


  • stonedmemory
    June 1, 2003
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    dazzling

    sounds amazin...wudn't mind forgettin all the trouble...Mind if i visit sometime:)


  • DougMcCue
    May 31, 2003
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    its really about your garden? that's cool... gardens can be awsome... and the picture helps me see yours... and any thing of man made nature with a walk way and a bench in the middle... I love it... some good ol' r&r is to be had in such a wonder...

    Doug
    Edited on May 31, 3:22 because 'added the word any'.

  • Irridescent
    May 30, 2003
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    awwwww, you picked the perfect picture to go along with this lovely poem, i think this poem does describe your garden perfectly. Thanks for sharing this with us, i think it was great.

    ~*LYNN*~


  • Amunet Wolfbane Moderators member
    May 30, 2003
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    I love this one hun. Love to garden. Can I come visit yours? Sounds delightful and I'm dying to smell the roses


  • Unbridled1
    May 30, 2003
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    Ahhh...i have that print! This is such a peaceful post...to sit back and just enjoy the scents...letting your troubles drift away on the breeze. That would be the perfect ending to any day!

    UB


  • Concrete Angel silver member
    May 30, 2003
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    takes a seat in the garden and smells all the purdy flowers ahhhh refreshing! Well done


  • dericlee
    May 30, 2003
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    very pastoral, and the verbal imagery is a nice match for the image you posted.

    If I were to suggest any changes, it'd probably be to find a word to replace 'smell' in one or two places, just to avoid overuse of the word. (It's a short poem, after all. Two of the three instances are within a line of each other.) Replacing it with 'scent' in stanza 2, line 2, would probably make the read a bit more comfortable.


  • Maureen silver member
    May 29, 2003
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    Excellent! Lovely poem!

    Loved the solace I found in your poem, Sis! This is beautiful! I can't imagine anyone refusing such an invitation! You always find such pretty pictures, too!

    Love Ya!
    < 3 Maureen *rose* *rose* *rose*
    Edited on May 30 because ''.


  • Jonathan Wikkins silver member
    May 29, 2003
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    wow, i could go into your garden, and sit and sit and sit until you got so tired of me...

    wonderful smooth soothing write here...

    keep up the great works...

    blessed be
    mike


  • Daoine
    May 29, 2003
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    Lovely place to rest and clear your mind.
    Replenish energy and focus once again.
    Very peaceful.
    Hugs, Daoine


  • Johnny Wheeler
    May 29, 2003
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    Peaceful

    Hi Susan
    This is indeed a soothing write. One could almost detect a scent of flowers in the warm spring breeze. There is a vision in my mind now of ivy covered arbors and dots of color everywhere. Thank you for this relaxing tour of your peaceful garden, and thanks for the lovely comment on my write "Eight"
    ~Johnny


  • cherche -d -ame
    May 29, 2003
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    do not touch

    Susan So enchanting was this ......tell you what , I will come to your garden if you will come to mine For the last few years hubby has been working on a "zentype" garden for me...and each year it is more beautiful . Have the arbor and a bench to sit on..., little pathways , a statue of St. Francis of Assisi , some statues of little girls feeding ducks ...frogs etc I so enjoyed this little walk with you ...thx
    Reenie


  • Blushfulmoon silver member
    May 29, 2003
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    Thanks so much for the comments
    Yes my garden is sorta like that I don't have the arbor lol
    I have zinna's celosia, moonbeam coreposis, petunias and I have roses and the wisteria is at moms sighs
    Thanks again
    Susan~~~~


  • May 29, 2003
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    this is so pretty,
    i slip into a trance and visit your garden, it is beautiful.
    there is something so calming about gardens, being connected to the earth.

    ,,,=^..^=,,, Clare

  • Pari Ali
    May 29, 2003
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    LOvely picture too

  • Pari Ali
    May 29, 2003
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    Thanks for a nice relaxing poem, it is just what i need after a stressful day:) a lovely place indeed is your garden really like that? if it is you are lucky, all my gardens are in my imagination:)


  • wintersong
    May 29, 2003
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    i love nature!
    hugs,
    jim


  • Rose Patrick
    May 29, 2003
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    this is truelly a grand piece of poetry that you have pen here. i love it so very much i thank you for shareing it

  • OpDDay2001
    May 29, 2003
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    Its very good... if you like Nature... then you'll most of the Romantics... they are very Naturey... if I could remember how to spell some of there names... I'd recommend them... there is always Shelley.... but he is a bit odd amoung them.. and his wife wrote Frankenstein... which is nothing like the movie oddly enough... Its a great poem... great flow... good structure... good use of words... I can't seem to offer any CRITICAL comments so forgive me for that...


  • Timothy Cameron gold member
    May 29, 2003
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    Oh, yes. This is how everything should end. I love the simple, sweet touch of love that nature (and natures' creations) have to offer the human soul. Lovely poem and wonderfully rich scents created to carry one into dreamland.


  • LeeStone
    May 29, 2003
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    This is very nice and gentle. Has a very comforting tone. I enjoyed it immensely and could picture myself strolling through a garden as I read it. Very nice.
    ~Lee

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