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Sweet peas with the autumn rain, Tangle as tenticles rise. And searching, discover Trellis, stakes, string Frantically pounded into soil wet, yet miable. Morning glories, 15 feet and rising, ne'er a match for one ameateur garden. Rising, curling, seeking border, backdrop, needing to balance there load. Yet roses seem independent. On there own, florishing despite harsh black rust, deceptive spiders, invisible mites; winter merely annoyance. A garden, orange trees, lemon trees, simply wonderment enjoyed as sunshine traverses leaves, branches, marking rainbows in the grass.
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