In the Garden of Love

In the garden of love 
You might have never planted seeds 
But in hundreds in the farthest corners 
Swing in waves the heads of unwanted weeds 

Before they become tall and ugly 
And prevent anything beautiful from flourishing
Feed them not with sweet water 
Check them all before comes the spring 

In your lovely garden 
You might not see any pest with a naked eye 
But in thousands secretly they gather 
And at the roots or under the leaves like a cloud they lie 

Before they become menace
And destroy all the plants before blossoming 
Give them not any chance to spread
Spray insecticides before comes the spring.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2013

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