Once upon a time,
a woman lived in a
big grey house in the far North.
Tucked into the Boreal Forest,
she toiled away in her garden,
making it a fragrant paradise of
texture and colour that fed her senses.
While she loved this place so,
the day came when she had to move away,
leaving her cherished little garden behind.
The little paradise waited
day in and day out
for its gardener to return
with loving hands and heart,
but she did not
so,
eventually, the flowers and trees
fell into a deep state of mourning...
Years passed
and while the gardener did not return,
and the place became
unrecognizable with weeds,
unrecognizable with weeds,
the beautiful plants persisted
holding onto memories
of happier days gone by,
in spite of their
saddened hearts.
of happier days gone by,
in spite of their
saddened hearts.
Then it happened...
a family,
though different than the old gardener,
though different than the old gardener,
arrived on cool summer day
and chose to call the place home!!
The children played and the dogs romped,
the man inspected the buildings
and the woman,
with hope in her heart
and a bottle of robaxicet in pocket,
took to the garden...
and once again...
the little garden knew love.
:)
:)
3 comments:
ahaha The robaxacet comment had me in stitches!
Ah, now this lovely story holds promise of a happy future both for the new gardener, the family and the garden.
Oh Girls...we ripped & ditched & pruned & replanted & even donated perennials... and in the process I even found more hidden tressures burried dedep benneith the overgrowth...I can't wait to see what comes back in teh spring!!! :) Friends have come over & commented on the improvements and the work has done wonders in making this space feel more like my own! :) :) :)
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