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Gentle Breeze

Sitting in my garden looking 
            at the majestic  willow
        dancing in the soft breeze.
                           
        Swaying with the wing chimes,
                 hanging in the eves.

        The shadows of sunlight ripple 
              across  the  roof tops, 
         Makes an image in the visual
                       scene.

        A bird lights on one streamer
                  and gets a gentle
          ride, on the graceful willow
        In this peaceful garden of mine


                     Copyright 2008
                    Anne Rutherford
                    Poems From The
                       Heart Series

From the Window

An angry sky looms outside
as I sit beneath the window ajar.
The breeze of spring flutters in by my side.
I hear a blackbird sing from afar.

It's early morning as I sip my tea,
just watching the little garden of mine.
An array of colors spread fathomlessly
about the space so fine.

I look forward to getting out upon my land
to mow and hoe the lawn 'til anew.
The smells of cut grass and earth in the nails of my hand.
Just lots of pretty breathing flowers; weeds are but a few.

Then I can sit amongst my window once more
and gaze upon the new face of my garden so vivid.
Where I smile subtly at the finished work in amour.
As I watch the flowering bulbs not so timid.

Rows of Brilliant Blossoms

My perfect garden has meandering paths
With shady benches along the way
Perfect rows of varying heights
Rows of brilliant blossoms
     Vibrant colors to stimulate my soul
            Laughter is melodious
                 Birds sing in beautiful tones
                   The azure sky, soothes my soul 
              A lazy swaying hammock rests in the corner
                  Tempting all who pass
The soil is soft and moist, no weed in sight



For A Rambling Poet's contest
My theme my garden or gardening


"a Safe Spring Garden"

In front of my garden I sit in my chair..
The colors so arranged and done with such care..
Off in the back a daisy who has seen a better day...
For the weeds have strangled this flower in some unkind way..
To the left a tulip stands so strong and so tall..
Almost knowing the end will come in the fall...
The bees buzz around as they mark their food..
Or possibly making a new home if that's their mood..
I turn my head to see a hole in the fence..
Knowing that late at night the animals prey as they come and vent..
The sprinkler comes on and sprays them all with water..
Some will flourish with growth others will sadly falter
My garden is colored like a small Christmas town..
I hope to keep them safe and their roots firmly in the ground..



Inspired by " Spring Garden contest"

Rose Garden

Sitting in a rose garden with the one I love,
A warm summers evening,
Sipping nice cool wine, so devine
Hands touching hands, the scent from the flowers,
Heaven on earth, singing birds, tweet, tweet, tweet.
The setting of the sun is like fire in the trees
As their branches shimmer in the breeze.
The trickle of the fountain, calming of our spirit,
Sitting in a rose garden with my wife.








 This is my entry in the five senses, five elements competition

My Garden

My garden is a place for me
to step away from reality.

For there I walk with such great care,
And the plants so softly meet me there.

When spring's in warming gentle site,
I stir the ground and weeds I fight.

Pull back the dead and dying winter,
To see sprouts of love my garden enter.

Oh, with God's loving helping hand,
I am Blessed to view the slender strand

through soft cool ground anxiously waiting,
the cover of beauty in Gods creating.

So thank you Lord, for giving to me,
this little glimpse of eternity!


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