

The Elderly GardenerThe Elderly GardenerThe Elderly Gardener
The old maid in the garden shuffles about. Her shears flick here and there. She finds a flower shed like to keep, and Cuts it free, without a care.
A lovely Cleobis flower, she whispers. Red sap stains her robes, once white. Another snip, and Biton joins his brother. She sees another blossom, rare and bright: This Patroclus looks vibrant. It should come as well. She takes her treasures to a pedestal.
A bell jar is lifted and replaced, The fresh flowers laid beneath. Now, frosted glass seals out
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Life is a great journey, the destination irrelevant.
Peace and good journey!
Poppy
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Your worth is measured not by how much you are loved, but by how much you love.
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swimming in my head
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The cure for boredom is curiousity. There is no cure for curiosity.
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Your worth is measured not by how much you are loved, but by how much you love.
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