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• The Lost Garden
  by Taine

  Dampened by each tear / formed but never shed; / loathing, pain and sorrow / fertilize this bed.

  ...observations on a tram…

• "My PASSION"
  by Aphoto4You IPA

  My PASSION that i love to share with the world…...

• a hole in the garden
  by Yasemin Sumner

  I found the hole by accident.

• orthodox
  by Ushna Sardar

  *The heart was half empty / the soul was hollow inside / like it’s having a hole / empty space inside / hollow eyes / empty words were walki…

  red addiction thanks you so much for the beautiful piece of art Marlo!!!! Garden Of Secrets!!!!!!! love this Marlo!!!!!! /

• Holy tshirts and a garden full of me
  by Nicole Ryan

  I made the garden but sometimes I just want to rip it all up and start again.

• Heaven Is A Flower
  by Stephanie Rachel Seely

  ... because I’m a flower lover

• Clean
  by LittleHelen

  Garden

• Waking the Giants
  by Damian

  I remember thinking, I’ll like having a giant for a friend. He rose from the earth while I was planting sweet corn.

  A short bit of fun set in oblivious suburbia. Could be my back yard :)

• Eden
  by Matyas

  Like a garden / the world is before me / – everything blooming.

• Flowers in the Garden
  by Mark Peterson

  Sometimes in life we let the hardships build up, and we tend to hang onto them and fail to see the beauty in life that surrounds us every…

• Keep Our Garden Green Lyrics © Keeli
  by Keeli

  Our fathers’ fathers planted seeds / To grow the things that we would need / We forgot to keep our garden green

  Written for project Live Green www.projectlivegreen.com / Recorded in Nashville Tennessee. / Please take a moment and / Listen to the song by clicking here

• THE SECRET GARDEN
  by Sally Omar

  To play like a child / In A Secret Garden again / To hold hands / With an old friend / To run between the trees / And be out of breathe / W…

  Inspired by Wanda Lechene’s Secret Garden 2…Please check out Wanda’s other / awesome artwork on the RB.

• FLOWERS
  by Sally Omar

  A flower blooms so gently / Softly growing in the warm earth / Showing it’s petals / In glorious birth / As the petals open / In the warm day’...

  This poem is for my friend Nancy Fischer…my gift to her. / Please check out my friend Nancy Fischer’s other awesome artwork & writings on / the RB

• Garden...
  by LindaR

  I no longer walk / this Garden / in slumber / so much beauty / to behold / it fills me like a vessel / meant to overflow / and fill anew…

• MY FLOWER
  by Sally Omar

  In the garden / Way to the rear / Is a special flower / Which is so dear / It has dew-pearled droplets / On it’s petals / Dripping slight…

• Garden of Love
  by Amber Elizabeth Fromm

  Creation Beauty of God’s love

  Inspired by God, Through Messengers Joseph Donais aka dreadfulbride and Julie aka Solare Eclipse (thanks for the bugs Julie) / Appreciate the exquisite Beauty of Our garden called Earth / The beauty in all things take time to appreciate her in it’s entirety / Our Mother Earth

• The Vine Garden
  by pinkyjain

  Here i was, stuck on a Saturday night, baby sitting my three sibling brats, my sister and two brothers. / i suppose i …

  To see the pictures, they are here: / http://www.redbubble.com/people/pinkyjain/art/640905-3-in-the-bedroom-after-dark / And: / http://www.redbubble.com/people/pinkyjain/art/641465-3-the-vine-garden

• Blood Red Rose
  by PennyEdwardes

  Here is my first attempt at poetry…hope you like! Blood Red Rose The orphan girl stared lonely, / at the one she could hold, / He l…

• MYSTICAL
  by Ushna Sardar

  my eyes roamed to heart / I saw the sun blazed down from a clear blue sky / the garden blazed with colour / and in the blaze we go

  Neil Johson’s art shows many way to depict new horizon! / His work is outstanding! / It’s another collabration with his fabulous pic “Mystical” / Please check out his awesome art on RB! / Thank you Neil! :)

• Mary, Marie, How does your Garden Grow?
  by Rella

  A little tale about neighbours, gardening and the blood thirsty spirit of competition.

  This is a recent edit of an amusing little story that I wrote at school….. / I’m pretty sure I had just read ‘Needful Things’ by Stephen King.

• HOW DOES YOUR GARDEN GROW
  by JaneAParis

  ...mary said, with a very angry shake of her head / twisting her neck completely sideways / to look you straight in the f’ing eyes…

  This is about lies, torture, and female health problems (the garden), thus impacting fertility, sexuality, and well-being in general. This is about having to deal with people who pretend to care about you, asking you ‘how you are’, when they really don’t care, and they actually know that you are being intentionally abused. This is about inflicting pain on another human being that never heals. This is about mutual hatred. It is also about a life skill that is extremely hard to master, moving sideways because you have no choice, not forward or backward, like others.

• FAIRY IN THE PRIMULAS
  by Sally Omar

  It was in the month of June / On a sunny afternoon / I was shocked to see / A Fairy in the Primulas look at me / I saw her from the corne…

  Thank you, Hilary!!!! / Please check out my friend Hilarydougill’s other awesome artwork & writings on RB /

• TRUE HAPPINESS
  by Sally Omar

  She started to bloom / In the Springtime / Bright and Bold / She looked quite fine She saw him coming / His hand outstretched / Her t…

• Her Garden Looked Out Onto the Ocean, Hundreds of Metres Below
  by Paul McClintock

  The flowers she’d neglect to water would occasionally fly off into the salty air by themselves. If she was watching from the kitchen wind…

  I don’t know if this is a poem or a short story. It’s supposed to be an anti-poem, I guess. Don’t you dare read it like a poem. Read it like prose, matter-of-factly, and with a stern male voice. No speeding up or slowing down for effect. The idea is that I’m trying to be efficient with words, so much so that most of the story remains untold – but you should be able to imagine it yourself. Does that make sense? In point of fact, does the writing itself make any sense? Maybe give me your interpretations, and I’ll let you know whether I have failed. I’d love to hear feedback on this, as I’m suspicious that I only think it’s good because I’m desperately tired.