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https://www.creativeexiles.com/wp-content/uploads/Hansel-picking-wildflowers-in-the-Adirondacks-4_900px.jpg900600New Garden, This morning I will dampen all the weeds In hopes to salvage their resplendence Their joy they once surfaced had to recede and was sullied by something senseless Tomorrow will be like any other the trickle of water will surely lapse and life’s pretense will glean by the gutter