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My Garden by L. D. Stewart Monday, July 02, 2001 Share Print Save Become a Fan (selected from upcoming book of poetry)
Like a vine you took hold and grew on me And in all my years of simply prunning you back, occassionally I now know, I must cut you...to the root...from my life And save what is left of my good soil For planting the rose bush I want to grow back In my garden I admit my relationship with trees has more growth than anything I have with you You are no longer welcome in my garden And what weeds you have left behind Will be trappeled at the garden party
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Reviewed by Natachia Gourdine Tyson	8/16/2001

Perfect, use it to go by.




Reviewed by Theresa Koch	7/5/2001

:)




Reviewed by Darlene Zagata	7/2/2001

I like the symbolism used here.