A Mime's Garden
He crawls around on bended knees
Hands on ground, he’s on all four
He lifts his arms, to gently pour
As water to flowers, he then feeds
But still, nothing, comes from ground
Too soon to be, and so he waits
He watches surely, now his fate
While watching quietly, not a sound
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