My Garden Poem by Isabella Emily

Herbs and shrubs dwell here united
With some unbidden creepers and weeds
All are often shielded from the glare
By the tall onesnear and far.
Robust lily ruled as the queen
Threw her fragrance miles away
Spread a white canopy up the terrace
Showing herself as the magnificent!
When her mistress bid her bye
Picking up the potted plants
She felt sad of being deep rooted
Knowing none will muster her flowers.
Seasons changed and years rolled
Big and the small came into bloom
When they found their mistress back
To welcome her with a million smile.
Its clinched that garden issensible
Its felt that green has emotions
Yet, we often ignore the truth
That they ardor us fervently.