How long ago these events seem!
Yet, they still bloom.
Even through winter.
~*~
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REACHING FOR THE MOON
WHERE DO YOU ORDER YOUR SEEDS?
Yes, we know all about the catalogs and the pondering that happens each January, along with the flurry of ordering. If you’re a gardener, you’ve wrapped all that up and have the seed packets in hand.
So where are your favorite sources? And why?
And if you need inspiration or simply want company or comfort, consider the experiences in these poems:
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HOW ARCH
The wheelwright gets to shine.
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RAISING AN EYEBROW
UPSTAIRS ON CENTRAL AVENUE
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WITH ALL DUE PROPRIETY
A door is more than a wall on a hinge.
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TRADITIONAL COLONIAL
Here’s an example of the “Colonial” style, which flourished 1720s-1780s.
With its large central chimney and central hallway, a Colonial house started out with a symmetrical layout.
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GATHER ‘ROUND, FAMILY AND FRIENDS
This set of poems celebrates ways food draws us together as family and friends.
We do more at the table, of course, than simply eat.
Sometimes we read. Or roll out dough, when the counter’s full. Or wrap presents.
It’s the heart of the room that’s the heart of the home.
Shall we gather?
~*~
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CITY HALL
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