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In A Garden You Would Like To See

Jan 9, 2024
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Updated: Feb 13, 2024

By Catherine Mervyn Gilbert


The sky is a gleaming sapphire

Roses as red as a ruby

The trees are dancing with the wind

In a garden you would like to see


Song birds chirp all day

Peacocks patter pitter and poke

Cute cubs, pups and kittens snore away

In a garden you would like to see



The darkness started the night

The moon and stars shine bright

As quiet as an empty room

In a garden you would like to see.


By Catherine Mervyn Gilbert



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