Lawn-A-Ments

I see fewer Gnomes
A variety of “flags”
Signs and placards
Letting me know
“whose lives matter”
There are a lot of “bunnies”
As they offend no one
My “lawn” has not seen fertilizer
In thirty years
It resembles a wild maned lion
The last “Madonna of the bath tub” shrine
Was removed by the new owners.
There are “cardboard” coyote’s
To keep the Geese and Turkeys away
A Buddha sits undisturbed
In a moonlit garden
Copyright © | Year Posted 2023

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Wolf Avatar
August 6, 2023 at 8:00 PM
Give me 15 seconds to look at a man's garden -- and I'll tell you what he's planting, by George. lol. Smiles, gw
Brotherton Avatar
August 6, 2023 at 10:03 AM
We can't judge a book by its cover but can we judge a person by the look of their yard? A thought-provoking poem my friend. Have a great day.
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