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Out in the Garden

By Jonathan Wikkins

Topics: Poetry Source: AllPoetry Original source

Out in the garden Two lovers are in love The flower’s, and grass’ scents are intoxicating Laughter and sweet nothings are heard Two lovers are in love Swinging together, more deeply they fall Laughter and sweet nothings are heard The sounds of two lovers in love Swinging together, more deeply they fall The flower’s, and grass’ scents are intoxicating The sounds of two lovers in love Out in the garden © Jonathan Wikkins November 15th, 2001 Revised February 11, 2008 All Rights Reserveda pantoum Written November 15th, 2001 Revised February 11, 2008 © on Nov 14 2001 04:59 PM PST, David Michael Shurtleff   love

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