And don't put on a show.
In country gardens
The air is fresh and clean;
No smoke and smog to slash at,
It paints a clear, pure scene.
In country gardens
Blood red poppies grow
With crimson roses and tulips,
Bowing to say hello.
In country gardens
The cycle just repeats;
Life renewed, replenished
From the compost heap.
Under a country garden
Lies a severed life
Giving back to the country garden
Pierced by a pruning knife.
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