Springtime Weeds

Growing weeds are any gardener's abomination. My lawn mower appears to want to stay in hibernation. I can't seem to get the old motor to run. This is frustrating, and making me come undone. The municipality says the grass is too high today. They threaten to send a summons and fine my way. I want to exterminate all the dandelions and chickweed. Crabgrass and wild onions are also things I don't need. There are other undesirable things on the lawn like clover. They have proliferated themselves just about all over. What I want is a nice thick green lawn. When that is accomplished, my life can go on.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2018

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Marcum Wong Avatar
June 2, 2018 at 6:14 PM
I finally solved our problem with the grass weeds by our sidewalk, I had ground dug up and grass plugs put in. Now it only needs mowing one time a month and it has been six months and not one weed! Love the way you put this problem to verse Robert! Good luck with it. : )
Bauer Avatar
May 14, 2018 at 8:36 AM
great to see a poem of yours here today, robert! i hope you get your lawn squared away. i enjoyed...
Ashley Avatar
May 13, 2018 at 8:58 PM
Robert, the persistent nature of weeds is a nuisance and a cause of angst among gardeners and homeowners.. you express your feelings about this wonderfully with your amazing imagery and rhymes. Warmest wishes.. ~Susan
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