


Garden View
Sharon Branson

My garden is a view to me that
never will grow old
And now the bits of green are
up surviving from the cold.
My favorite is the trillium
with its leaves and buds of three
For I am blessed to know
my God, the Holy Trinity.
The Dutchman's breeches
and little spring beauties spread around the creek
And when the Lenten Rose
blooms out, tears flow down my cheek.
The bloodroot and the ginger
grow throughout the shady spot
And violets and solomon seal
flourish quite a lot.
The creek flows lazily to the
pond over little rocks and stones
To the bed of Lady Slippers a
glory all their own.
Some are yellow and some are
pink, they steal my heart away
To drink in their beauty to my
soul, I could sit all day.
By Sharon Branson
copyright 2007

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