Bush Lay Poem by Donald Rowley
Bush Lay
The protea
Is not the most
Satisfactory bush
To make out under.
The silver leaf tree
Has more style
Though it's
A botanical rarity.
Pine trees en masse
Drop enough needles
To make the ground
Comfy
But the edible fig
Stands alone
For its leaves
May be donned
In a crisis.
Thursday, July 27, 2006
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