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Our Garden

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Ending the day by working together in our garden.

Monday, December 1, 2014

Our Garden

By Robert T. Wood

As the sun sinks in the late afternoon

I watch as you gracefully work in our garden

Your greatest joy is working with your flowers

My greatest joy is being with you

Without words we work in harmony

The cool evening breeze is our music

Your movements are like a dance in nature

As I watch you gracefully work in our garden

I don’t want the twilight to end

The peacefulness of nature all around

Your presence is so beautiful and sound

Darkness prevails and without words together we go in

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Reviewed by Ronald Hull

Reviewed on December 2, 2014

Your poem shows that a partnership can grow to be very wonderful and peaceful as you both travel the same path (in this case, tending the garden in the evening) together. It's the best kind of love there is.

Ron

Reviewed by E Phillips

Reviewed on December 2, 2014

So true! Sometimes the difference between work and pleasure
is your partner. Well done.

hhh